Kajtaz House

Museum · Mostar

Kajtaz House

Museum · Mostar
Gaše Ilića bb, Mostar 88000, Bosnia & Herzegovina

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Nestled behind tall walls in Mostar, this historic Turkish residence enchants with its 16th-century charm, lush gardens, and captivating tours led by delightful guides.  

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wheelchair accessible entrance

Last updated

Jul 27, 2025

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Alex Wiley

Google
Beautiful house, the tour was awesome and filled with lots of wonderful details. Our tour guide was so sweet and charming! Absolutely incredible that this house has been owned and maintained by the same family for centuries, what a treasure

Hannah Davis-Gray

Google
Went here on a whim during our visit to Mostar and it became our highlight! Away from the hustle and bustle of the old town center, the place was beautiful and peaceful. Our guide Sedina was so lovely and welcoming and gave us a very interesting and informative tour of the house. The house is filled with amazing historic details and beautiful woodwork, copper kitchenware and textiles. Highly recommend it!

James Guzzo

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Don't miss this if you're visiting Mostar. Sedina is a wonderful guide and shared the history and significance of Kataj House in a very accessible narrative. She also recommended the nearby Crevi Han restaurant which is an absolute gem here in Mostar. Thank you Sedina!

Josie Josie

Google
Totally delightful 🧡 Sedina is the perfect engaging guide and the house is so gorgeous with a very interesting history. Best thing I did in Mostar ☺️

Ebun Oluwole

Google
I didn’t not plan to take this tour but jumped in to stay out of the rain. Entry was around €2 and the tour guide was informative.

Dimples S (부-인)

Google
Well preserved historic turkish residence. It was included in our tour. Alan our guide was very knowledgeable. It was interesting to learn about that era. Entry is €5. It was not busy.

Nermin Numa Numić

Google
Sedina was a wonderful guide with great knowledge and perfect English. She greeted us with homemade pomegranate juice and showed us how the life in the sixteen century in a wealthy family was. It was informative and entertaining. When in Mostar, you should visit this UNESCO protected monument and understand the life back then.

Celine

Google
Beware - possible SCAM. I have been to Bosnia twice and this was by far the worst thing we have visited here. I had planned ages ago to bring my mother to Mostar specifically to visit this old Ottoman house, and we even hired a car for this trip. I had checked the opening times and I saw it would be open on Friday when we arrived at 11am. However, when we got there, the door was completely shut. We knocked and rang the doorbell but no one answered. I even spent quite a bit of money calling from my UK phone and sending a message, with no response. Very disappointed, we came back 3 hours later at 2pm, but yet again, no one answered and the door was shut. After waiting a few minutes with another tourist near us, an old woman abruptly emerged and showed us a key. Not only was she very cold and unwelcoming, she completely overcharged us. The price was supposed to be 6km (12km for 2 people) but she gave us the wrong change, and when I gently explained this to her, she was very rude and told me ‘it’s fine’. After telling her again, I decided to just leave it, as she was not understanding the basic maths for the change. The house itself was beautiful, but there was zero information around. The woman sat in the garden, while we had no clue where to go or what we were looking at. So not only had we been overcharged, we had to pay an extortionate price for basically seeing an old building we had absolutely no information about! I can see from other reviews there is usually a guide here, but in this case, we should have not been charged at all or the site should have remained closed with a notice in front. Alternatively, signs in English could have been left out for visitors, explaining some historical overview. For a site under UNESCO protection, this is absolutely shocking! You have to realise that not all tourists are rich; the wasted money we spent on this was very disappointing. You should really have some basic integrity…