Visegrad is a small town in eastern Bosnia and Herzegovina, famous for its historic Ottoman bridge and literary significance. Located on the Drina River, it has been immortalized in Nobel Prize winner Ivo Andrić's novel 'The Bridge on the Drina'.
Visegrad is a picturesque town with deep historical roots, primarily known for its UNESCO-listed Mehmed Paša Sokolović Bridge. Built in the 16th century, this architectural marvel represents an outstanding example of Ottoman bridge engineering and is a symbol of cultural interaction between East and West. The town offers visitors a glimpse into Bosnia's complex multicultural history, with its blend of Ottoman and local architectural styles.
Best Time: Late spring to early autumn
Time Needed: Half-day to full day
Entrance: Varies by attraction