Bosnia and Herzegovina coloring pages
- The Old Bridge in Mostar
- Sebilj fountain in Sarajevo
- Sarajevo City Hall
- The bridge in Višegrad
- The waterfall in Jajce
- Kravice waterfalls
- Watermills on the Pliva
- Počitelj
- Srebrenik Fortress
- Ćevapi in somun bread
- Bosnian coffee set
The Old Bridge in Mostar
Tap a color, then part of the picture. With a keyboard: focus the picture, use the arrow keys and press Enter.
Eleven pictures from Bosnia and Herzegovina: bridges, waterfalls, old towns and favorite things on the table. Each comes with a line about the place to talk about while your child colors.
Fun fact
The Old Bridge in Mostar and the Mehmed Paša Sokolović Bridge in Višegrad are both on the UNESCO World Heritage List.
Color ideas
Color the Neretva and Drina rivers green and turquoise, the stone bridges gray and beige, and City Hall in yellow and orange stripes.
What is where
- The Old Bridge in Mostar: The Old Bridge in Mostar was built in 1566, destroyed in 1993 and reopened in 2004. Divers jump from it into the Neretva.
- Sebilj fountain in Sarajevo: Sebilj is a wooden fountain in the Baščaršija square in Sarajevo. People say anyone who drinks from it will come back to Sarajevo.
- Sarajevo City Hall: Sarajevo City Hall opened in 1896 and is decorated with stripes and arches. Today it also holds a library.
- The bridge in Višegrad: The Mehmed Paša Sokolović Bridge in Višegrad was finished in 1577, and Ivo Andrić wrote the novel The Bridge on the Drina about it.
- The waterfall in Jajce: In Jajce the Pliva river falls into the Vrbas right in the middle of town, below the old fortress.
- Kravice waterfalls: Kravice is a group of waterfalls on the Trebižat river near Ljubuški, and in summer people swim in the lake below.
- Watermills on the Pliva: These small wooden watermills stand on the Pliva near Jajce. They used to grind grain.
- Počitelj: Počitelj is an old stone town on the Neretva, with a tower that looks over the whole valley.
- Srebrenik Fortress: Srebrenik old town stands on a tall rock, and you reach the gate over a bridge.
- Ćevapi in somun bread: Ćevapi are served in somun bread with chopped onion, and often with kajmak cream.
- Bosnian coffee set: Bosnian coffee is made in a džezva and drunk from small cups called fildžani, with a sugar cube and Turkish delight.
