Bosnia Herzegovina

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Bosnia and Herzegovina ratified the UNESCO World Heritage Convention on 12 July 1993, inheriting its status from the former Yugoslavia.

Its inscribed sites span both cultural and natural heritage. Cultural listings include the iconic Ottoman-era Stari Most in Mostar, the Mehmed Paša Sokolović Bridge, and medieval stećci tombstones, highlighting themes of multicultural urban legacies and historic architectural craftsmanship. The natural inscription, the Perućica primeval forest within Sutjeska National Park, reflects old-growth ecosystems and conservation value

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Bosnia Herzegovina (BA)
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World Heritage Sites

  • Mehmed Paša Sokolović Bridge
    Mehmed Paša Sokolović Bridge
    Bosnia Herzegovina
    Inscribed: 2007
    2.36
    108
    8
  • Mostar
    Mostar
    Bosnia Herzegovina
    Inscribed: 2005
    3.51
    284
    14
  • Primeval Beech Forests
    Primeval Beech Forests
    Albania, Austria, Belgium, Bosnia Herzegovina, Bulgaria, Croatia, Czechia, France, Germany, Italy, North Macedonia, Poland, Romania, Slovakia, Slovenia, Spain, Switzerland, Ukraine
    Inscribed: 2007
    2.71
    316
    37
  • Stecci
    Stecci
    Bosnia Herzegovina, Croatia, Montenegro, Serbia
    Inscribed: 2016
    2.39
    149
    9
  • Vjetrenica Cave
    Vjetrenica Cave
    Bosnia Herzegovina
    Inscribed: 2024
    2.35
    23
    4

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