From old towns and remarkable bridges to sacred places and natural wonders, find the stops that make your Balkan journey your own.
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Travnik
Welcome to Apartment Juli – a modern and elegantly decorated apartment in Travnik, created for guests who value comfort, peace, and a feeling of home. Whether you are coming for business, a weekend getaway, or to…
Travnik
The Ivo Andrić Memorial Museum is set in Travnik's Zenjak quarter, in a house where, on 9 October 1892, the only Nobel laureate in literature from the former Yugoslavia was born. The house was reconstructed in 1974 and…
Travnik
Travnik is the only town in Bosnia and Herzegovina that can boast two clock towers, and the one located next to Hadži Ali-beg Mosque in Gornja čaršija is an essential part of the town panorama. Although the exact time…
Travnik
Kraljeva Sutjeska is a small but historically significant place in the municipality of Kakanj, about twelve kilometres northeast of the town, in the basin of the Trstionica stream. Together with the nearby Bobovac…
Travnik
Kraljeva Sutjeska is one of those places where history does not speak loudly — it whispers from every stone, from every corridor, and from the threshold of every entrance. Located in the municipality of Kakanj, this…
Travnik
The Maculje necropolis, also known as the Petrified Wedding Party, is located in the Rostovo area, about 20 km from Novi Travnik toward Gornji Vakuf, along the route of an old Roman road. It has more than one hundred…
Travnik
Located in the heart of Travnik's Donja čaršija, Sulejmanija, better known as the Šarena džamija, is one of the most fascinating symbols of the vizier's town and a pinnacle of Ottoman architecture in Bosnia and…
Travnik
Plava Voda (Blue Water) is one of the most beautiful and beloved spots in Travnik – a cultural landscape and national monument in the Šumeće neighbourhood, where the clear river of the same name rises and flows into…
Travnik
The ruler's court in Kraljeva Sutjeska is the remains of the Bosnian royal court from the 14th and 15th centuries, located on the banks of the Urva stream in Kraljeva Sutjeska, 12 km from Kakanj. It was built during…
Travnik
The Sultan Mehmed II Fatih Mosque in Kraljeva Sutjeska is the oldest preserved Ottoman religious building in Bosnia and Herzegovina. It is located on the right bank of the Trstionica River in Kraljeva Sutjeska, near…
Banja Luka
The canyon of the Cvrcka River is one of the wildest and least known canyons in central Bosnia and Herzegovina, located between Kneževo and Kotor Varoš. The Cvrcka flows through it, the largest left tributary of the…
Travnik
Travnik's second guardian of time, the Clock Tower on Musala, stands proudly in Donja Čaršija as another mark of Ottoman heritage and a symbol of the city's urban development. Built with the primary purpose of…
Travnik
Travnik Fortress, today known as the Old Town, is one of the best-preserved fortifications of medieval Bosnia and a national monument of BiH. It stands on a rocky slope of Mount Vlašić at the eastern edge of Travnik,…
Travnik
Travnik’s korzo, located in the heart of the main Bosnian Street, is the lifeline of social life in this vizier town. Inspired by global trends and modern urban planning solutions, the korzo has been turned into a…
Travnik
For everyone visiting Babanovac and wanting to experience the true wilderness of Mount Vlašić, Ugrić Waterfall is an unmissable stop hidden in the heart of untouched nature. From a height of about 20 meters, the water…
Travnik
Mount Vlasič, located in the very heart of Bosnia and Herzegovina in the Central Bosnia Canton, is one of the largest mountain plateaus in the country. The plateau stretches from 1,000 to 1,500 meters above sea level,…
Travnik
Vučja planina is a true paradise for lovers of untouched nature and one of the most beautiful destinations for excursion and hunting tourism in central Bosnia. This vast mountain plateau, whose highest peak reaches…
