Discover the Charm of Muslibegovic House
Immerse yourself in the rich history and culture of Mostar at Muslibegovic House, a unique blend of hotel and museum.
Muslibegovic House, a magnificent historic property located in the heart of Mostar, is more than just a hotel; it is a living museum that captures the essence of Bosnian culture and heritage. This stately home, once the residence of a noble family, showcases traditional architecture and beautifully preserved interiors that transport visitors back in time. As you walk through its elegantly decorated rooms, you’ll encounter a unique collection of artifacts and furnishings that narrate the story of the region’s rich past, making it a must-visit for history enthusiasts and curious travelers alike. Beyond its role as a museum, Muslibegovic House offers comfortable accommodations that allow guests to experience the authentic atmosphere of Mostar. The charming gardens surrounding the house provide a serene escape, perfect for unwinding after a day of exploring the vibrant streets and historic sites of the city. Guests can indulge in traditional Bosnian cuisine at the on-site restaurant, enhancing their cultural experience with flavors that reflect the region's culinary heritage. Visiting Muslibegovic House is not just about seeing a historic site; it’s about immersing yourself in the local culture and understanding the significance of the traditions that have shaped this beautiful area. Whether you're admiring the intricate details of the architecture, engaging with knowledgeable staff, or simply enjoying the peaceful surroundings, Muslibegovic House offers a uniquely enriching experience that every tourist should not miss while in Mostar.
Local tips
- Plan your visit during the afternoon for a quieter experience, as mornings can be busy with tours.
- Don't miss the guided tour options, which provide deeper insights into the history of the house and its artifacts.
- Take time to explore the gardens; they offer a tranquil atmosphere away from the bustling city.
- Sample the local Bosnian coffee at the café to truly savor the cultural experience.
A brief summary to Muslibegovic House
- Osmana Džikića 41, Mostar, 88000, BA
- +38736551-379
Getting There
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Car
If you're driving, head towards the city center of Mostar. From the main square (Trg Musala), take the street leading north towards the Neretva River. After crossing the river, you will reach the intersection with the road leading to Osmana Džikića Street. Turn left onto Osmana Džikića Street, and continue straight for approximately 1 km. The Muslibegovic House will be on your right at Osmana Džikića 41. There is street parking available nearby, but be cautious of parking regulations.
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Public Transportation
To reach Muslibegovic House via public transport, take a local bus from the Mostar Bus Station that heads towards the city center. Get off at the 'Bazar' stop, which is a short walk from the Muslibegovic House. From the bus stop, walk east along Trg Musala and cross the Neretva River. After crossing, turn left on Osmana Džikića Street and walk straight for about 1 km. The house will be on your right. Bus tickets typically cost around 1.50 BAM (Bosnian Convertible Mark).
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Walking
If you are already in the city center, walking to Muslibegovic House is a pleasant option. Start at Trg Musala and head northeast towards the Neretva River. Cross the river via the nearest bridge. Once you cross, turn left onto Osmana Džikića Street. Continue walking for about 1 km, and you will find Muslibegovic House on your right at Osmana Džikića 41. This route takes around 15-20 minutes on foot, and you can enjoy the scenic views along the river.
Attractions Nearby to Muslibegovic House
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Hadži Balina Džamija
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Narodno pozorište Mostar
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Karađoz Beg Mosque
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Biscevic House
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Museum Of War And Genocide Victims
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Sahat Kula
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Herzegovina Museum
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Mostar City viewpoint for sunset
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Rasvjtak old closed shopping mall
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Bosnaseum
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Koski Mehmed Pasha Mosque
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Beach in Mostar under the Mosque
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Bazar Kujundžiluk
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Art Studio Pandur
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Mostar Old Bridge Viewpoint
