The Museum of Herzegovina (Bajatova 4; tel/fax: 036 551 602) is situated in a beautiful part of the Old Town. It was founded in 1950 to promote the archaeological, ethnographic, literary and cultural history of Herzegovina.

There are several sections:

The Head Office of the Museum is located in the Old Town in the Memorial House of Dzemal Bijedic. It is open from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. on weekdays.

The Memorial House of Svetozar Corovic on 178 Titova Street is open for visitors from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. on weekdays.



The Museum of Stari most (Old Bridge) is the third department of the Museum of Herzegovina. The museum is comprised of the original bridge towers and preserves some archaeological documents. From the top of the tower you can see the Old Town and surrounding area. The museum is open for visits from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m.
address: Bajatova 4
phone/fax: + 387 36 551 602
web: www.muzejhercegovine.com

National Monument Muslibegovic House is located on 41 Osmana Dikica Street near the Karadoz-Bey's Mosque. Its authentic monumental structure, items and documents provide an insight into a life of a wealthy bey family from the time. Hotel accommodation offering ten luxuriously decorated rooms and suites, as well as conference and wedding venue is available at Muslibegovic House.
The Museum is open to visitors 15 April – 15 October from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. and 4 p.m. to 6 p.m. Entry fee is 4 KM.
phone: + 387 36 551 379
e-mail: contactus@gmail.com
web: www.muslibegovichouse.com





A bit off the centre circuit of the old town is the best-preserved Ottoman-style house in Herzegovina called the Kajtaz House (Gase Ilicica bb). The Kajtaz House has been named a UNESCO heritage site and is now the finest example of an authentic Ottoman home.

Aluminij Gallery on Stjepana Radica Street exhibits works of eminent artists. Youth Cultural Centre “Abrasevic” on the other hand exhibits alternative art and hosts cultural events.
address: Alekse Santica 25
phone/fax: + 387 36 561 107
e-mail: info@okcabrasevic.org
web: www.okcabrasevic.org

The Pavarotti Music Centre on Titova Street in the Brankovac area gives the people of Mostar, particularly the younger generation, an opportunity to learn, create and play music with modern equipment and facilities. There is a café in the main lobby that exhibits local art.