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关于从 Mostar 到 Sarajevo 旅行的问答
You can travel by car from Mostar to Sarajevo, but most find traveling with a door-to-door private transfer service like Daytrip to be the best option. With Daytrip, you'll enjoy a stress-free travel experience with affordable rates, potential sightseeing, and friendly chats with an English-speaking professional driver.
Once you get to Sarajevo, you can take a tram from the bus or train stations' tram stops. Since Sarajevo is the capital city of Bosnia and Herzegovina, the tram is a popular mode of public transportation. Most people find the tram convenient since it can take you all over the city, and the journey is enjoyable no matter where you go.
Yes, trains leave Mostar for the Sarajevo train station every day. On average, two trains operated by Željeznice Federacije Bosne i Hercegovine (ŽFBH) train company travel between these cities daily. A train trip usually takes around two hours, and you can expect scenic views.
How much a train ticket costs will depend on when you book and the train company. However, on average, most train tickets cost about $7.30 for a second-class one-way ticket. Traveling in a first-class cabin will be a bit more expensive.
A bus ticket costs between $8 and $15 if you travel from the Sarajevo bus station to the Mostar bus station. However, these prices can increase or decrease depending on the time of year and the bus company.
Multiple bus companies offer trips from Mostar to Sarajevo. Buses leave at all times of the day, and depending on weather and traffic conditions, the trip can take about two to two and a half hours. The downside is that there can be delays, and it might not be comfortable.
沿途参观这些景点
Kravica Falls
The stunning Kravice Falls are made up of over a dozen springs, spanning over 120m. This revered natural attraction is a popular swimming and picnicking destination and has been declared a natural phenomenon. Bosnia’s hidden treasure
Pocitelj
This quiet fortified village is a tentative UNESCO World Heritage Site for its distinctive mix of historic Ottoman and Hungarian architecture. A Guarded Peace
Radimlja
Evidence of Bosnia and Herzegovina's history, dating back to ancient times, can be viewed at the large ancient cemetery with tomb monuments of Radimlja. History that lies in stone
Blagaj Tekija Monastery
The nearly 600 year old Blagaj Tekija Monastery is situated at the base of a cliff, next the the source of the river Buna. The serene, perfectly scenic monastery is a sight you won’t soon forget. A serene monastery nestled in rocks
Konjic Bridge
This 17th century Ottoman bridge was destroyed by the Germans in 1945, but meticulously reconstructed in 2009. Risen from the Ashes
Sarajevo War Tunnel Museum
The construction of the Sarajevo Tunnel was more than a passage for arms and destruction during the war, it was a tunnel of hope. A light at the end of the tunnel
