Die „alte Brücke” Stari Most gilt als namensgebendes Bauwerk der Stadt Mostar. Sie überspannt den Neretva-Fluss und verbindet dabei nicht nur zwei Stadtteile. Seit ihrer Erbauung steht das Relikt aus der osmanischen Zeit auch für das Zusammenleben von Christen und Muslimen. | TRT Deutsch

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The historic town of Mostar in Bosnia and Herzegovina is most recognised around the world for the iconic UNESCO Stari Most Bridge. Stari Most Bridge, also known as Mostar Bridge, is a reconstructed 16th-century Ottoman bridge located on the Neretva River. For over 400 years, brave divers have embraced the thrilling 24-meter plunge from the bridge into the icy waters below. In 1968, a formal diving competition began in Mostar. Since 2015, the bridge has been the site of the prestigious Red Bull W

29 years ago, the Mostar Bridge, also known as Stari Most, was destroyed by a barrage of shelling from Croat forces during the Bosnian civil war. Originally built in 1566 by the Ottoman Empire, the bridge was rebuilt in 2004 in collaboration with the Turkish Cooperation and Coordination Agency (TIKA), UNESCO, the World Bank and IRCICA. The bridge, which linked the Muslim and Christian parts of the city of Mostar, has stood as a symbol of brotherhood between different groups in the Balkans. | TRT

Na današnji dan 9. 11. 1993. g.. Stari most u Mostaru srušen je nakon višednevnih tenkovskih pogodaka sa položaja HVO-a sa desne obale Neretve. Stari most u Mostaru obnovljen je 2004. godine. | Info Tuzla i tuzlanska regija

73K views · 360 reactions | To many people, the time between Christmas and New Year’s Eve is a time to reflect past times. We’ve decided to pick up on this theme and take you along on a flight to some of Germany’s monasteries. They are places for contemplation and devotion. And: impressive monuments to medieval architecture. Here are Germany’s ten most beautiful monasteries in bird’s-eye-view. | DW Travel | Facebook

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