Partisan Memorial Cemetery

Peaceful and solemn place honoring the Yugoslav Partisans who fought in WWII. The layout is impressive, with rows of white tombstones and a striking monument overlooking the city. It’s quiet, reflective, and full of history — a meaningful stop for those interested in socialist architecture or wartime heritage. The views from the top are beautiful, adding a sense of calm to the memorial’s powerful atmosphere.

Tito of Yugoslavia built this for the Partisans Heros who fought WWII. Now there’s no more Yugoslavia & this site is abandoned. History happened, but history is always written by the winners. The weak & defeated is forever forgotten. This is a beautiful place of the abandoned history. God bless their souls.

That's a shame that a true modernist masterpiece is abandoned and decays quickly. It isn't even shown in the tourist map of the city, as if it didn't exist. The "flowers" with partisans' names are almost totally broken. So, if you appreciate the 20th century architecture, hurry to see.

Great socialist monument, if you're into that kind of things. It in expected state of non-existing maintenance, but the vibe of old glory is still there. Visit it before it vanishes like many others...

Amazing view from the top, worth the climb. We visited only a few months after the plaques were vandalised, but still found the experience enjoyable. Very unique architecture. Its too unfortunate that the place is not taken care of anymore, so there are bushes and plants as well as some garbage around. However, it is one of those places you must visit while you are in Mostar!

Impressive cemetery for hundreds of antifascists partisan soldiers that were killed in second world war fighting germans and their allies. Unfortunatly it was partially destroyed by fascists in 2022.

Artwork masterpiece, truly unique, what a shame that nobody is taking better care of this place and sculptures, and how horrible what vandals have done to the plaques. I hope that Mostar will restore this breathtaking piece of art as soon as possible, for the respect of the art, the artist, and even more important, those who were buried there. There is no political reason that can justify such negligence.

This is a powerful memorial, it is very sad how it has fallen into disrepair. It is worth a visit to experience the winding walk to the top and the beautiful views of Mostar