The cobbled Kujundžiluk bazaar, once home to craftsmen’s workshops, leads up to the bridge and is now lined with shops selling copperware, rugs and souvenirs. Just upriver, the early 17th-century Koski Mehmed Pasha Mosque offers one of the classic views of the bridge from its courtyard, and its minaret can be climbed for a panorama over the rooftops.
The old town is compact and easily explored on foot, and many visitors pair it with nearby sights in Herzegovina such as Kravica Waterfall.
