Everything from Bosnia and Herzegovina

Bosnia and Herzegovina is a Balkan nation in Southeastern Europe, bordered by Croatia, Serbia, and Montenegro, with a short Adriatic coastline. Its landscape features mountains, forests, and rivers, including the Neretva and Drina.

The region has a complex history, shaped by Roman, Ottoman, and Austro-Hungarian rule. It became part of Yugoslavia in the 20th century before declaring independence in 1992, followed by a devastating war. Since the Dayton Agreement of 1995, Bosnia and Herzegovina has been a sovereign state with a decentralized political system.

The population is around 3.2 million, composed mainly of Bosniaks, Serbs, and Croats. Sarajevo, the capital, is known for its Ottoman and Austro-Hungarian architecture and as the site of the 1984 Winter Olympics. The country retains a rich cultural heritage and natural beauty.

Bosnia and Herzegovina is a country in the region Sandalsand has defined as Southern Europe. There are introductions to this region and other regions in the Destinations menu.