• Neretva Hotel - Echoes of Elegance and Decay
  Hotel Neretva, a jewel of Mostar’s architecture, has been beautifully restored to showcase its original Austro-Hungarian elegance. Once a ruin after the war, it stood for years as a symbol of devastation, often surrounded by raw graffiti and informal street art.
• Fassadenmalerei - Standing before these facades, one can hear stories about the artists behind them, their creative process, and the experience of living amidst this art daily — including personal memories from when these murals were painted and the time spent with the artists during their breaks.
• OKC Abrasevic - OKC Abrašević is more than just a venue — it is a vibrant cultural hub. Encircled by raw urban textures and experimental murals, this space has long served as a gathering place for young creatives, activists, and artists.
• Spanish Square - The elegant Austro-Hungarian Mostar Gymnasium reflects the city’s multicultural heritage, while nearby graffiti and stencils illustrate how young artists reclaim the space today. Visitors will also see the Monument to the Spanish Fighters and learn how this area has transformed — from wartime division to a place of expression, protest, and quiet reflection.

• Guided tour by a local artist
• Time for photos and questions
• Insider stories behind murals and festivals

• Food or drinks
• Transportation (tour is fully on foot)

This tour is guided by a local artist who is also a musician and architect, residing in the vibrant street art scene of Mostar. With strong connections to the creative community, the guide provides not only insights but also shares personal experiences. During mural projects in his neighborhood, he engaged with fellow artists, sharing stories and ideas between painting sessions. Visitors will not only view murals but also hear the stories behind them. This is more than a tour—it’s an invitation to experience Mostar’s dynamic street culture.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.