In Bosnia and Herzegovina, apartment rentals are the most frequent holiday accommodation type. Additionally, the standard size of apartment rentals in Bosnia and Herzegovina is 57 m², and they cost, on average, £51 a night. Moreover, these rentals are usually excellent if you're going in a group of 5, since that's the average number of people that apartment rentals are able to welcome in Bosnia and Herzegovina. If you're searching for another type of accommodation, you could find some other offers, including house rentals, which are the second most typical type of property in Bosnia and Herzegovina. House rentals in Bosnia and Herzegovina are 75 m² on average, with an average price of £75 a night.
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You will have a large selection of holiday rentals to choose from if you are looking for a holiday rental providing a pool in Bosnia and Herzegovina. Interestingly, our data shows that more apartment rentals include pools than house rentals. Additionally, they're able to welcome 5 people, on average, while house rentals with pools can host an average of 7 visitors. A few of Bosnia and Herzegovina's holiday rentals with pools are within 2 kilometres of water, so you can choose between some pool time or waterfront moments. Holidaymakers who are looking for a pet-friendly holiday letting will find Bosnia and Herzegovina suitable, as many lettings are pet-friendly. In addition, pet-friendly holiday lettings in Bosnia and Herzegovina cost, on average, £53 per night. You will also find different accommodation options if you would like to rent near the city centre, as a few of the pet-friendly holiday lettings are less than 2 kilometres from the city centre.
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Explore the beauty of Bosnia and Herzegovina in a holiday letting.
Visiting Bosnia and Herzegovina will let you experience one of Europe’s most fascinating hidden gems. Enjoy holiday lettings in buildings that harmoniously blend Eastern and Southern European architectural styles in a continental climate and with a range of cultural and natural highlights to explore.
Discovering the history and culture of Bosnia and Herzegovina
In the capital of Sarajevo, you’ll find an excellent range of holiday homes that will allow you to independently explore this fascinating historic city. Noted as an important centre for Europe since Roman times, it has a range of fascinating monuments and cultural institutions.
Stari Grad (Old Town) features an impressively varied mix of Western and Eastern architecture. You'll find a range of churches, mosques and the Baščaršija Market among the cobbled streets.
The city’s Academy of Fine Arts sits facing the Miljacka River. It’s a palatial building that exemplifies the city’s personality as a melting pot for different cultures and national styles. The Historical Museum of Bosnia and Herzegovina and National Museum of Bosnia and Herzegovina are two other major institutions. They make great spots for learning more about the country’s fascinating past.
Exploring the areas around the capital and beyond
Within an hour or so’s drive from Sarajevo are three popular ski resorts: Johorina, Igman and Bjelašnica. They’re easily reached from the city and will take you through stunning natural scenery including mountains and forests.
The town of Neum is unique in Bosnia and Herzegovina as it’s the only part of the country that runs along the coast. This makes it a particularly attractive place to book your holiday letting . Its reputation is well deserved with gorgeous red-roofed houses facing mountains across the strip of the Adriatic Sea that runs along the town.
Grilled food restaurants are popular here, using a variety of delicious local ingredients including seafood. You'll find the town's residents are also particularly fond of ice cream which they sell in generous portions in parlours throughout the city.
Stocking up on local supplies for your visit
Bosnia and Herzegovina still enjoys a delightfully traditional way of life that makes for a refreshingly relaxed pace during your stay. Markets are popular and include Ciglane, a flea market where you can also find food products, and Otoka, specialising in varied food and clothes.
Examples of local products available in Bosnia and Herzegovina include Middle and Far Eastern spices and sweets, reflecting the country’s multicultural heritage. Handmade textiles such as clothes, bags and other accessories are often available at markets and boutiques, particularly in Stari Grad.
There are also a number of supermarkets popular throughout the country. Bingo is a great budget option selling all the essentials at great prices. Robot is another popular chain with several large hypermarkets ideal for finding a larger selection of produce.
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