Travel tips for Mehmed Pasha Sokolovich Bridge in Visegrad

Scenic spot introduction:

Visegrad Mehmed Pasha Sokorovich Bridge The Mehmed Paša Sokolović Bridge in Višegrad is a symbol of the Ottoman Empire and the pinnacle of civil engineering. It was included in the World Heritage List by UNESCO in 2007. Bridge It is an important transportation route connecting the Ottoman Empire's branch in Sarajevo and the Turkish Empire. Ivo Andrić, the most famous writer in the former Yugoslavia, also described its history in his works, which shows its popularity.

Attractions distribution:

Mehmet Basha Sokorovich Bridge A bridge across the city near Višegrad Drina River (Drina River), named after the Ottoman minister Mehmed Pasha Sokolovitch. Bridge 179.5 meters long, 11 seats Bridge pier , connecting the people on both sides of the river and different civilizations at that time, and has been the object of fierce contention between the warring parties several times.

Scenic spot qualifications:

World Heritage

Scenic spot features:

architecture