Riding 2nd Class Sarajevo to Mostar, Bosnia 🇧🇦 Europe’s Most SCENIC Train

Welcome back to SARAJEVO, Today we will be leaving the capital and heading to MOSTAR! What is a Bosnian train journey like? Let's find out...

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[baklava]

You guys are awesome! As a Bosnian I don’t mind how you pronounce our difficult words… we appreciate you visiting 🍻

[binekralj]

Great video, thanks for visiting Bosnia and Herzegovina.

[aldinbajric]

I'm Bosnian & I'm learning a lot from you guys. Amazing views

[worldONtrauma]

I just found out your channel and after Sarajevo and Travnik and Jajce videos I managed to keep my tears and this trip made the tears impossible to keep back.
Born Bosnian living in North West London. THANK YOU FOR THIS AMAZING OPPORTUNITY TO SEE HOMELAND

[Svemirski.klokan]

Great video, guys. I'm from Bosnia and watching your series here. Love the positive energy from you guys, and the camera and editing work is fantastic. Showing the country beautifully and enjoying a cold one wherever you go like true Balkan folks hahahah Keep up the great work!

[morpheus]

ignore the negative comments. the bad side of our country is people like this who are just looking for a reason to spread hatred without any reason( like these in the comments) you have not done anything wrong, so you are always welcome in Sarajevo and BiH. thank you for your visit❤❤

[mikechmarnakis]

you guys definitely presented my country as it is welcoming with open heart good people good food.

[dejavub]

10 years ago I took the night train from Sarajevo to Prijedor. With a full pocket of weed and high as hell. It was the most lovely train trip ever. xD

[tarik]

Good job NOT taking the bus, many tourists make that mistake. The coaches you saw at 6:05 are actually old Swedish passenger coaches from the 1970s and 1980s which were donated to us after the war. They actually even look quite good given how old they are. The Talgo train is about 20 years old, on the other hand. We have newer KONCAR trainsets to go to the towns around Sarajevo and back.

[joewhibley]

The early morning train on a cloudy day is the most beautiful thing I've seen - the railway line goes above them.

[DarththeHorrible]

I remember in 1996, i was 6 yrs old, my family fled Sarajevo in the war and as soon as the war and siege was over we went back to Sarajevo. At that exact train station with the coca cola advertisment, i remember it lividly. The walls where charcoal black from fires in the war and the whole floor was full with Refugees from all of Bosnia. It left a distinct memory in my head.

[Watfordfc]

Absolutely stunning, this is a country packing a punch, cold beers well done 👍 looking forward to seeing Mostar

[tb-xjrc]

It's the best trip and that little beer from Sarajevo is great and I wish you a pleasant vacation in Bosnia

[AY-ufoz]

I'll be taking that exact Sarajevo to Mostar train in just over a month as part of a trip to Bosnia and Croatia. Good to know you can just show up at the station and get your ticket. I also read that the left side was best for views.

[muhamedmm]

Very, very beautiful I’m from Bosnia and I never use the train to mostar 😊😂❤but now I will definitely

[terry-cnks]

this was like a journey back in time for you two the way things are so old and outdated there but it is a very beautiful country thank you Matt and Molly !

[AC.Bih.]

Maybe to late but you should look to visit "Prokoško lake" when you where nearby Travnik and Sarajevo. It's one of the most beautiful places in Bosnia.

Thanks for visiting Bosnia🙂

[libertas]

That was an awesome reminder of the Neretva valley scenery. I love the entire section from the outskirts of Sarajevo to Mostar, even by car you will see many of the same views because train tracks go on one side of the gorge, and the main road is just on the other bank of the river. But train is much better than a bus because of the space you get!

[nedimbasic]

The most beautiful country in the world

[samir-hasanagic]

I just subscribed to your channel and I love your little trips. I’m originally from Bosnia and Herzegovina and I live in London. I’m so pleased to see that you’re covering B&H, as it’s such a hidden little gem that deserves some coverage.