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#926 Crooked Bridge

Crooked Bridge, Mostar, Bosnia and Herzegovina

About this stone

Often seen as a smaller, more intimate version of the famous Stari Most, this elegant stone bridge dates back to the 16th century and was actually used as a kind of test model for the larger bridge nearby. Spanning a quiet part of the river, it feels more hidden and peaceful than its celebrated counterpart, giving you a chance to take in the historic atmosphere without the crowds. The area around the bridge retains that sense of discovery—a perfect spot to reflect on centuries of architecture and the river's role in shaping this city.

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43.3367391, 17.8132237

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