Mostar All in One, Free Tour

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Free Tour, All in One, 1 hour 30 minutes, rated 4.68 across 134 traveller reviews.

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Free Tour, All in One, 1 hour 30 minutes, rated 4.68 across 134 traveller reviews.

Overview

Every evening at 6pm, iHouse Travel runs a free walking tour of Mostar that packs the Old Town, the bridges and the Neretva river into an hour and a half. The walk is bookable through GuruWalk and follows the pay what you want model: nothing is charged up front, and guests tip the guide at the end based on what they felt the walk was worth.

The route moves through the Old Town and across Stari Most, the Old Bridge, then along Kujundžiluk, the old copper street, pausing at the Crooked Bridge and the Tabhana quarter before returning to the bridge itself. Along the way the guide covers the city's history, including an introduction to the Yugoslav wars on Marshal Tito street, plus street art, park stops and the panorama of Stari Most from Lučki Bridge.

A large part of the value is practical. Guides point out where to find good burek, ćevapi, Bosnian coffee and crafted beer, and the walk also takes in the street art of Mostar and Aleksa Šantić Park. It suits travellers who want orientation, history and food recommendations in a single short walk.

Itinerary

  1. Meet at iHouse TravelMeet in front of the iHouse Travel office every day at 6pm. The walk is free to book, with guests paying the guide what they think it was worth at the end.
  2. Old Town walkThe guide leads through Mostar Old Town and its hidden corners, including Kujundžiluk, the old copper street, with stories, legends and history along the way.
  3. Crooked BridgeA stop at the Crooked Bridge, listed as a main stop on the route.
  4. TabhanaThe walk continues through the Tabhana area, listed as the next stop on the route.
  5. Stari Most and moreThe route reaches the Old Bridge, and the listing also names Aleksa Šantić Park, the street art of Mostar, the Neretva river, Marshal Tito street with an intro to the Yugoslav wars, and Lučki Bridge with its panorama view of Stari Most. The full walk lasts 1 hour 30 minutes, and the listing shows the first 3 of 6 stops.

What To Expect From The Tour

A few practical points help you get the most out of this evening walk.

Common issues. The listing notes that the booking page shows only the first 3 of the route's 6 stops, so the full itinerary is longer than what appears there. Pickup is not included, so you make your own way to the meeting point in front of the iHouse Travel office. No reviews were available to confirm how large the groups typically run or how often the 6pm departure fills up in peak season.

Common Questions

Is the tour really free?

Yes. Booking is free on GuruWalk and nothing is charged when you reserve. At the end of the walk you pay the guide what you think the tour was worth, which is the standard pay what you want arrangement.

Where and when does the tour start?

Every day at 6pm, in front of the iHouse Travel office. There is no pickup or hotel transfer, so you make your own way to the meeting point.

How long does the walk take?

The tour lasts 1 hour 30 minutes. The route has 6 stops, and the listing shows the first 3, which are the Crooked Bridge, Tabhana and the Old Bridge.

What does the tour cover?

Mostar Old Town, the Old Bridge and its hidden corners, Kujundžiluk, the Crooked Bridge, Aleksa Šantić Park, the city's street art, the Neretva river, Marshal Tito street with an introduction to the Yugoslav wars, and Lučki Bridge for a panorama view of Stari Most.

Is food or drink included?

The listing does not list any food, drinks or other extras as part of the walk. The guide does give local tips on where to find burek, ćevapi, Bosnian coffee and crafted beer, which you can follow up on your own after the tour.

What language is the tour in?

The listing states the tour runs in English.

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