Ivo Andrić (1892 – 1975), a writer and Nobel Prize winner, made his last visit to Bosnia and Herzegovina in 1974. On Tuesday, June 11, he arrived to Sarajevo, the city where he spent his high school years. And from there, having first visited Mostar and Počitelj, he left on June 18. His hometowns Travnik and Višegrad, the cities of his early childhood, welcomed Andrić for the last time in 1972. This presents an attempt to document all of these events and to open the following question: ˝What did Andrić mean to us, and what does he mean to us today?˝