The historic Old Town of Sarajevo, Bosnia and Herzegovina. Dating back to the 15th century, it was once the bustling heart of the Ottoman Empire's trade and culture in the region. Today, its narrow, cobblestone streets are lined with traditional shops, cafes, and artisan workshops. Known for its vibrant atmosphere and well-preserved Ottoman architecture, Baščaršija is a popular tourist destination and a symbol of Sarajevo's rich cultural heritage.

Počitelj is a historic village in Bosnia and Herzegovina, known for its well-preserved medieval and Ottoman architecture. Perched on a hillside overlooking the Neretva River, Počitelj features stone houses, narrow streets, and landmarks like the 16th-century Hajji Alija Mosque and the Sahat-kula (Clock Tower). The village served as a strategic fortification and cultural hub during Ottoman rule. Today, Počitelj is a popular tourist destination, admired for its picturesque setting and historical charm.

The bridge has historically been a symbol of unity in Mostar, connecting the predominantly Bosniak (Bosnian Muslim) eastern side of the city with the predominantly Croat (Bosnian Croat) western side.

A picturesque glacial lake located near the town of Jajce in Bosnia and Herzegovina. Known for its clear waters and surrounding lush greenery. The lake is also famous for its historic watermills and scenic beauty, making it a popular destination for both locals and tourists.