Crooked Bridge

It's like the bigger bridge, only smaller. As such it gets far less foot traffic, and it doesn't really lead to or from much tourist wise, but it has some lovely views and is more convenient for moving around. Did you also know this bridge is older than the more prominent "old bridge". They should call this one Older bridge.

The Crooked Bridge in Mostar is a beautiful little landmark that feels like a peaceful counterpart to the famous Old Bridge. With its graceful stone arch over a small stream, it has the same charm and historic feel but without the large crowds.

Built in 1558 during Ottoman rule, it's much smaller than the Old Bridge, yet untouched for centuries. You can easily spot it from the Old Town Street leading to the main bridge. The street is beautiful, with its unique atmosphere, becoming more beautiful with every step.

Tucked like a secret in Mostar’s old town, Kriva ćuprija is the quiet sibling of Stari Most—smaller, humbler, but no less soulful. Its semicircular arch leans with character, a graceful imperfection that whispers of Ottoman experiments and centuries of resilience. 🕰️ Built in the 16th century, this bridge was a prototype for its grander cousin. Though damaged by war and washed away by floods, it was lovingly rebuilt in 2002, stone by stone, memory by memory.

This may be a smaller version of the main bridge, but it felt truly magical—especially at sunset. It’s much more peaceful and less crowded, offering a serene atmosphere. The setting is charming and beautiful, with plenty of restaurants and coffee shops lining the bridge, making it a perfect spot to unwind and take in the view.

A smaller and mess busier version of the old bridge, but still as beautiful and charming in its own way. The stream flowing below adds to its beauty and looks amazing at night too. A good detour for photos when the old bridge is crowded.

Beautiful bridge , similar but smaller than the Old Bridge and of course less crowd, the stream below it is also very nice and picturesque!

Lovely bridge, smaller than the iconic Old Bridge, but just as lovely, and not crowded, which makes it more of a hidden gem. Lovely to wander around this fairytale place.