Bosnia and Herzegovina
Geographical & General Info
- Capital: Sarajevo
- Population: approx. 3.2 million
- Languages: Bosnian, Croatian, Serbian (official)
- Area: 51,209 km²
- Time Zone: UTC+1 (CET) / UTC+2 (CEST)
- Currency: Convertible Mark (BAM)
- Flag Colors: Blue, yellow, white (featuring diagonal row of stars)
- National Holiday: November 25
- National Anthem: National Anthem of Bosnia and Herzegovina
- Neighboring Countries: Croatia, Serbia, Montenegro
Top 15 Largest Cities
- Sarajevo
- Banja Luka
- Tuzla
- Zenica
- Mostar
- Bijeljina
- Brčko
- Prijedor
- Doboj
- Cazin
- Trebinje
- Zvornik
- Živinice
- Bihać
- Gradačac
Top 15 Attractions
- Stari Most (Old Bridge of Mostar, UNESCO)
- Baščaršija (Sarajevo Old Bazaar)
- Jajce Waterfall & Pliva Lakes
- Kravica Waterfalls
- Blagaj Tekke (Dervish Monastery at Buna Spring)
- Jahorina Ski Resort
- Bjelašnica Mountain & Ski Area
- Una National Park (Štrbački Buk)
- Sutjeska National Park & Tjentište Memorial
- Trebinje Old Town & Arslanagića Bridge
- Počitelj Medieval Fortified Village
- Sarajevo Tunnel of Hope Museum
- Mehmed Paša Sokolović Bridge in Višegrad (UNESCO)
- Travnik Fortress & Colored Mosque
- Međugorje Pilgrimage Site
Climate and Nature
Bosnia and Herzegovina features a varied climate: continental conditions prevail in northern and central regions with warm summers and cold, snowy winters, whereas southern Herzegovina enjoys a Mediterranean climate with dry, hot summers. The landscape boasts dramatic Dinaric Alps peaks, ancient primeval forests, deep river canyons, and crystal-clear waterfalls.
Culture and Gastronomy
Positioned as a cultural crossroads between East and West, the nation gracefully fuses Ottoman, Austro-Hungarian, and Slavic traditions. Generous hospitality defines everyday life. Gastronomy is rich and flavorful, featuring iconic culinary staples such as Ćevapi (grilled minced meat sausages in pita flatbread), Burek (savory pastry), and finely brewed Bosnian coffee (Bosanska kafa).
Economy
The economy of Bosnia and Herzegovina centers on manufacturing, metal production, timber, and textiles. Abundant river systems drive hydroelectric power production as a major export commodity. Meanwhile, eco-tourism, cultural travel, and budget-friendly skiing continue to drive expanding international economic interest.
Did you know?
- Sarajevo made history in 1984 by becoming the first socialist city to host the XIV Winter Olympic Games?
- Sutjeska National Park harbors Perućica, one of the last remaining primeval rainforests in Europe?
- The Visoko valley is world-famous for the controversial claim of harboring ancient man-made 'Bosnian Pyramids'?
- Bosnia and Herzegovina has the second-shortest coastline in the world at Neum, measuring approximately 20 kilometers along the Adriatic Sea?
- Diving off the 24-meter-high Stari Most bridge in Mostar is a centuries-old tradition and rite of passage for local young adults?
Live footage: Discover Bosnia and Herzegovina via webcams and livestreams
Watch the most current webcams in Bosnia and Herzegovina and enjoy real-time footage from beautiful locations. Whether you want to check the current weather, see the crowds at points of interest, or simply want to daydream with a livestream from Bosnia and Herzegovina: our interactive map points you to the best camera viewpoints.
All webcam locations in Bosnia and Herzegovina: Weather & Info
In the list below you'll find all available webcams from Bosnia and Herzegovina in alphabetical order. Click on a city for the full live connection, current temperature, wind speed and local weather conditions for that specific place.
