So we're your #1 FANS in Manhattan/NYC. You changed our lives last year when we followed your lead and spent 3 months in Sarande, Tirana and Kotor. Now, once again, we are following in your footsteps and planning 3 months in Puglia, Bosnia and North Macedonia. A bit trepidatious, to tell you the truth. If YOU were to base yourself in Bosnia for a month, would you choose Sarajevo --OR-- Mostar (and take side-trips accordingly.) All the best to you both. PS -- wishing you were on Patreon but I see the thanks button up above and I'm about to find out what that's all about. And lastly, thinking as a person in casting, I have to say you deserve such a wider audience. Again, all the best. 👏
We would visit Mostar but stay in Sarajevo. There is a lot more to do in Sarajevo. Thank you so much for the THANKS. We don't do Patreon, we prefer Buy Me a Coffee or the Thanks. Thank you so much for the support and watching our channel! Cheers!!🍻
Thanks for the video. I was there after The Dayton Accords were signed. Spent 7 months at Zetra Stadium (Sarajevo) while I was in the US Army. Happy it's all built up again. Back then we didn't walk on any grassy or dirt areas due to mines left over. This brings back so many memories. Thanks for the video.
Mostar is a beautiful city as is Bosnia. We are looking to return one day to see more of that country soon. Thank you for watching and commenting!! Cheers!!🍻
Yeah Mostar at night is something else entirely. Warm nights, filled with a bunch of cozy restaurants, music everywhere and not as many people as during the day. I'm happy you enjoyed your time in BiH 🤍
My hometown :) Glad you guys were able to venture outside of Old Town in non-touristy areas and also able to see Old Town at night when it is really magical.
We loved both Mostar and Sarajevo. We took a bus but for about the same amount of time. We will be getting back to Bosnia at some point in the near future, it is a beautiful country. Thank you for watching and commenting! Cheers!!🍻
you are very interesting and you make this city even more interesting than it is. the last time I was there was maybe in 2003, when that old bridge was not rebuilt. if I have the opportunity and possibilities, I will go to Mostar next summer. beautiful city beautiful shooting
Another great video! Really liked the videography - scenery and the sounds of Mostar. So nice to see sun and blue sky, back to cold, gray and rain in the northwest. Keep bringing the sun!
I was debating on whether to take a day trip tour to Mostar while in Dubrovnik, and you solidified it for me, so thank you! I will keep Mostar on my list of places to visit, but it surely deserves more than a 3 hour stop in the middle of the day!
Next come to Banja Luka, historical capital of Krajina :) It's got the best grilled food, Chevapi, and it's got AMAZING rafting sites. The world championship is regularly taking place there.
This seems to be a very interesting place, I hope I can visit sometime in the future. Seeing and sharing places like this is why I love traveling and make videos so much! And please keep up the great job! Subscribed!!
My hometown. Hello and I am glad you were here and you had great time. But, you only visited old bridge and it’s sourrounding for 1000m. We have many great places in the city and around it it’s pitty you havent visited it. I hope you will come again and see them
We filmed this at the end of August. We are usually only a week or two ahead of schedule, but we are heading home for the holidays so a bit ahead for now.
Mostar is my home town and yes it is one of the most beautiful places to visit. Howeve, you two stay and filmed only one part of the city Old Town. That is significant, but you didn’t even cross the street Boulevard to go to the west part of the city snd to see and shaw what there exists. Believe me you missed a lot and this is not Mostar City, you show only middle of it and your title should be Mostar Old City instead.
@@dobrevibracijesrca5210 gdje mene ti ili bilo ko može svrstati u brdjane i seljake,jer smo najveći starosjedioci ovog grada"Mostar u srcu,Velež do groba...brzopleta Boso,pod br.1.uopšte nije dat komentar na tvoj,vidi dobro ispod kojeg je komentara,možda je samo greška što nisam kliknula na dotičnu osobu,a sad fino progutaju tvoje riječi napada na moju ličnost mahalušo....ok 🙋🏽♀️
First! Funny, my adult son was talking about this area and the history and the war surrounding this area yesterday. I told him he needs to look at the video by Michael Moore when he had the leaders sit down and sing the Barney. I love you song together while they were still at war it is surrealistic.
Hi, Purdue! I'll have to look up that video from Michael Moore up. The history of this region is sad. It was really evident in Sarajevo. Thank you for always commenting on our videos!! We really appreciate the support. Cheers!!🍻
I was wondering about you're both wearing the same kind of sunglasses ? Well I want to suggest that if you're in France go to a town called Vaurnet. See if you can get a discount for sunglasses if you buy them from the factory. Vaurnet THE BEST sunglasses in the world. You won't be squinting cuz you can look right at the sun. Yep they are amazing.
We will have to check them out!!! We each have Ray-Bans but different Maui Jims and we don't get a discount on either. 🙁 Thank you for the tip and Happy New Year!!🍻
@@BrianandCarrie I've never had Ray Bans but I had Maui Jim's when I was living in Hawaii but still nothing comes close especially not Oakley they scratch to easily. The issue I have nowadays is that Vaurnet is pretty expensive. I had a pair in 1986 but someone kiped them. Back then they were bout $110. Now the good ones are $650.00. There are some way more expensive but they don't have the patented tech Vaurnet has. Vaurnet is made of glass.
Heard there is some tension there due to the current Serbian elections. We were planning on visiting in mid Nov. Is it safe to do so in this climate? Thank you!
We would say it is safe. We spent 5 days in Belgrade and were treated with respect and people were welcoming. We keep politics out of our travels; however, we had some very negative comments being Americans from the Belgrade video. Overall Bosnia and Herzegovina are very friendly.
@@BrianandCarrie thank you for your response, I appreciate the promptness and honesty. I understand and agree politics should be set aside esp for travel vlogs but as normal tourists one has to just keep their guard up. I get the impression Bosnians are friendly and extremely welcoming but it the inflammatory rhetoric from its Serbian neighbor that seems to be causing the paranoia and mistrust. No tourist wants to get stuck in a country incase any skirmishes or cross border issues occur. Thats why I was asking and wondering. Thank you once again!
The first we visited was in 1993,just after the war. The bridge was gone, French UN soldiers were keeping the peace, we could not explore outside the town due to land mines. We are glad things look much better. Have fun
Thanks!
Thank you!!!! 😃
So we're your #1 FANS in Manhattan/NYC. You changed our lives last year when we followed your lead and spent 3 months in Sarande, Tirana and Kotor. Now, once again, we are following in your footsteps and planning 3 months in Puglia, Bosnia and North Macedonia. A bit trepidatious, to tell you the truth. If YOU were to base yourself in Bosnia for a month, would you choose Sarajevo --OR-- Mostar (and take side-trips accordingly.) All the best to you both. PS -- wishing you were on Patreon but I see the thanks button up above and I'm about to find out what that's all about. And lastly, thinking as a person in casting, I have to say you deserve such a wider audience. Again, all the best. 👏
We would visit Mostar but stay in Sarajevo. There is a lot more to do in Sarajevo. Thank you so much for the THANKS. We don't do Patreon, we prefer Buy Me a Coffee or the Thanks. Thank you so much for the support and watching our channel!
Cheers!!🍻
Volim te Bosna!
Beautiful country!!
Thanks for the video. I was there after The Dayton Accords were signed. Spent 7 months at Zetra Stadium (Sarajevo) while I was in the US Army. Happy it's all built up again. Back then we didn't walk on any grassy or dirt areas due to mines left over. This brings back so many memories. Thanks for the video.
Mostar is a beautiful city as is Bosnia. We are looking to return one day to see more of that country soon. Thank you for watching and commenting!!
Cheers!!🍻
Posjeti opet❤
Yeah Mostar at night is something else entirely. Warm nights, filled with a bunch of cozy restaurants, music everywhere and not as many people as during the day. I'm happy you enjoyed your time in BiH 🤍
Thank you for watching!!!
Cheers!!!🍻
Divna i jedinstvena Hercegovina❤❤❤
Go see Trebijne, Bosnia. Beautiful walled city on a river. Right across the border from Dubrovnik, Croatia.
Trebinje is in Herzegovina. A beautiful town.
What a beautiful area. I had no idea I wanted to visit there until now lol.
I was here in early August and it really is a nice place!
Thank you for an outstanding video on Mostar….I would never have know if it if it wasn’t for you
Wow, what a fascinating place!
It was Beautiful!!
My hometown :) Glad you guys were able to venture outside of Old Town in non-touristy areas and also able to see Old Town at night when it is really magical.
We really enjoyed being there. We need to stay longer next time.
Cheers!!🍻
Amazing video. You have captured the beauty of Mostar really well.
Thank you!
Glad to see it's not at all touristy. Best three words on a sign in any town... 'Craft Beer Garden'.
Agreed!!🙂
I was there last weekend. Very beautiful place. 2ish hour train ride from Sarajevo.
We loved both Mostar and Sarajevo. We took a bus but for about the same amount of time. We will be getting back to Bosnia at some point in the near future, it is a beautiful country. Thank you for watching and commenting!
Cheers!!🍻
Thanks guys for visiting 🇧🇦 ❤
Thank you for visiting our country. With that being said, you really should have gone to Mostar by train, it's a bit quicker and looks much nicer.
My home country. I miss it. ❤️
Me too, miss it so much!
@@bosankacanada456vrati se,valjda si zaradila za kruva i pastete😢❤🎉.
you are very interesting and you make this city even more interesting than it is. the last time I was there was maybe in 2003, when that old bridge was not rebuilt. if I have the opportunity and possibilities, I will go to Mostar next summer. beautiful city beautiful shooting
Thank you, Benjamin!
Another great video! Really liked the videography - scenery and the sounds of Mostar. So nice to see sun and blue sky, back to cold, gray and rain in the northwest. Keep bringing the sun!
Love it guys!! You’re an inspiration! Love, from New Zealand!
Thank you again!!😀 We hope to make our way to New Zealand someday!
Great that you guys spent more than just a day trip here. We only did a day trip from Dubrovnik and wanted to stay longer!
It is a very cool place! Two days is probably all you would need but being there in the evening when the sun was setting was magical!
I was debating on whether to take a day trip tour to Mostar while in Dubrovnik, and you solidified it for me, so thank you! I will keep Mostar on my list of places to visit, but it surely deserves more than a 3 hour stop in the middle of the day!
It's well worth the visit, absolutely beautiful. But middle of the day for just a few hours wouldn't be ideal in high season. Cheers 🍻
Thanks for another great video!!
Thank you, Daniel!! We really appreciate it!!
Cheers!!!🍻
Bravo to bosno naj ljepse zemlja na balkanu👍👍👍👍
Fabulous video. Loved the sights and suggestions.
The "build your own kabob" looked great.
Next come to Banja Luka, historical capital of Krajina :)
It's got the best grilled food, Chevapi, and it's got AMAZING rafting sites. The world championship is regularly taking place there.
Thank you for the wonderful video.
Thank you for watching!!
My beautiful country 😍 Thank you for a great video, greetings from Canada!
You're very welcome, such a very beautiful country 😊
@@BrianandCarrie Truly, it is. Thank you 😊
This seems to be a very interesting place, I hope I can visit sometime in the future. Seeing and sharing places like this is why I love traveling and make videos so much! And please keep up the great job! Subscribed!!
Thank you!!
Cheers!!🍻
Hi!
Amazing.
Nice views.
Thank you for sharing ❤️
Mostar❤️
Lovely
My hometown.
Hello and I am glad you were here and you had great time.
But, you only visited old bridge and it’s sourrounding for 1000m.
We have many great places in the city and around it it’s pitty you havent visited it. I hope you will come again and see them
Unfortunately we only had two days. We hope to get back soon and see all that we have missed. Thank you for watching.
Cheers 🍻
Beautiful city guys, and that shaworma type food for 10 dollars is really cheap... perfect for visiting :)
Thank you, Radu!!
Mostar the capital of country Herzegovina ❤❤❤.
Please have a beer or two on us. Thank you for your help!
Thank you so much, Andrea!! We really appreciate this!
Cheers!!!🍻
BRAVOOOO...
If you wann war good lamb,come to Jablanica.or visit Pocitelj,and Kravica waterfalls
Welcome to bosnia
Thank you!
Svaka čast. Jeste bili na Trimuši?
Thank you. We have not been to Trimusha but plan to return to the region soon! Thank you for the suggestion!
Cheers!!🍻
When was this filmed? Looks like the weather was fantastic!
We filmed this at the end of August. We are usually only a week or two ahead of schedule, but we are heading home for the holidays so a bit ahead for now.
Here in November and just as gorgeous :)
what time of year was your visit?
We were there end of August.
👏👏👏🍻
Mostar is my home town and yes it is one of the most beautiful places to visit. Howeve, you two stay and filmed only one part of the city Old Town. That is significant, but you didn’t even cross the street Boulevard to go to the west part of the city snd to see and shaw what there exists. Believe me you missed a lot and this is not Mostar City, you show only middle of it and your title should be Mostar Old City instead.
Dobar je Mostar😉 ali i Zrinjski još bolji😊
Seljački komentari,tj brdjanski,zna čovjek gdje je srce 💓 Mostara i tradicija... 😁😉
@@mirsac7315 vidis kako ti znas kako vi seljaci i brdjani to razumijete. Moj komentar ne vredja nikoga kao tvoj mahaluso jedna.
@@dobrevibracijesrca5210 gdje mene ti ili bilo ko može svrstati u brdjane i seljake,jer smo najveći starosjedioci ovog grada"Mostar u srcu,Velež do groba...brzopleta Boso,pod br.1.uopšte nije dat komentar na tvoj,vidi dobro ispod kojeg je komentara,možda je samo greška što nisam kliknula na dotičnu osobu,a sad fino progutaju tvoje riječi napada na moju ličnost mahalušo....ok 🙋🏽♀️
First! Funny, my adult son was talking about this area and the history and the war surrounding this area yesterday. I told him he needs to look at the video by Michael Moore when he had the leaders sit down and sing the Barney. I love you song together while they were still at war it is surrealistic.
Hi, Purdue! I'll have to look up that video from Michael Moore up. The history of this region is sad. It was really evident in Sarajevo. Thank you for always commenting on our videos!! We really appreciate the support.
Cheers!!🍻
I was wondering about you're both wearing the same kind of sunglasses ? Well I want to suggest that if you're in France go to a town called Vaurnet. See if you can get a discount for sunglasses if you buy them from the factory. Vaurnet THE BEST sunglasses in the world. You won't be squinting cuz you can look right at the sun. Yep they are amazing.
We will have to check them out!!! We each have Ray-Bans but different Maui Jims and we don't get a discount on either. 🙁 Thank you for the tip and Happy New Year!!🍻
@@BrianandCarrie I've never had Ray Bans but I had Maui Jim's when I was living in Hawaii but still nothing comes close especially not Oakley they scratch to easily. The issue I have nowadays is that Vaurnet is pretty expensive. I had a pair in 1986 but someone kiped them.
Back then they were bout $110.
Now the good ones are $650.00.
There are some way more expensive but they don't have the patented tech Vaurnet has. Vaurnet is made of glass.
👍🙂🙂🙂🙂🙂
Je li most 23 metra ili 25 metara
Zavisi od vodostaja
@@fikaa2388 ne znam da li bi skocio i za milion a ne za 50 maraka
@@kemohersekovich9817 zna biti i 27.
hii braine
Heard there is some tension there due to the current Serbian elections. We were planning on visiting in mid Nov. Is it safe to do so in this climate? Thank you!
We would say it is safe. We spent 5 days in Belgrade and were treated with respect and people were welcoming. We keep politics out of our travels; however, we had some very negative comments being Americans from the Belgrade video. Overall Bosnia and Herzegovina are very friendly.
@@BrianandCarrie thank you for your response, I appreciate the promptness and honesty. I understand and agree politics should be set aside esp for travel vlogs but as normal tourists one has to just keep their guard up. I get the impression Bosnians are friendly and extremely welcoming but it the inflammatory rhetoric from its Serbian neighbor that seems to be causing the paranoia and mistrust. No tourist wants to get stuck in a country incase any skirmishes or cross border issues occur. Thats why I was asking and wondering. Thank you once again!
@@bobkabob7540 everything is fine here, you are more than welcome 🇧🇦❤
Weather is wonderfull, everything is ok, as usual 🙂Welcome to Mostar 🌞🌞
The first we visited was in 1993,just after the war. The bridge was gone, French UN soldiers were keeping the peace, we could not explore outside the town due to land mines. We are glad things look much better. Have fun
Next come to Sarajevo.
We did! We had a great visit!