The Stari Most, located in Mostar, is a historic stone bridge spanning the Neretva River. Originally built in the 16th century during the Ottoman period, it is known for its single, elegant arch that rises high above the river, connecting the two sides of the old town.

Constructed from local stone, the bridge has a smooth, slightly curved surface and sturdy parapets, giving it both strength and a refined appearance. It has long served as a key crossing point as well as a central landmark. Today, it stands as a defining feature of Mostar, offering open views along the river and towards the surrounding historic buildings.