From old towns and remarkable bridges to sacred places and natural wonders, find the stops that make your Balkan journey your own.
1–17 of 17 landmarks
Visoko
Bobovac Fortress, set on a height above Kraljeva Sutjeska in the Vareš municipality, was once the capital of the Bosnian kings and one of the most important political and military centres of medieval Bosnia. It was…
Visoko
The Bosnian Sun Pyramid is one of the most intriguing and controversial places on the entire planet — and it is precisely this mystery that attracts hundreds of thousands of curious visitors from more than fifty…
Visoko
The Monastery of St. Bonaventure in Visoko carries within it one of the longest and most turbulent histories of the Franciscan presence in Bosnia. It all began in 1340, when the first Franciscan monastery in Bosnia was…
Visoko
Just a half-hour walk from Zagrađe takes you to Kacalj, also known as the most beautiful viewpoint above Kakanj. Located atop Gradina, this “natural balcony” offers spectacular panoramic views of the valley,…
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…
Sarajevo
The archaeological site of Mili in Arnautovići near Visoko is the holiest ground of Bosnian statehood — the place where the first Bosnian king, Tvrtko I Kotromanić, was crowned and buried, where the nobility gathered…
Visoko
At the very top of Visočica hill, 300 meters above the valley where the town of Visoko lives and breathes today, stand the quiet remains of one of the most important places in Bosnia's history — the Old Royal Town of…
Sarajevo
The Olympic Museum in Sarajevo is one of the most moving and inspiring places this city has to offer. Located in the magnificent Mandić Villa from 1903, a work by the renowned architect Karlo Paržik, the museum…
Visoko
The Church of Saint Procopius the Great Martyr is a quiet but precious guardian of one of the most valuable icon collections in all of Bosnia and Herzegovina. It was built in 1857 on the southern edge of Visoko, in the…
Visoko
More than six and a half thousand years before the Bosnian kings would be crowned in nearby Mile, one of the most organized prehistoric communities in all of Europe lived on this very stretch of land by the Bosna…
Visoko
Ravne 2 Park is a unique energy park in Europe, located in the heart of the Bosnian Pyramid Valley in Visoko, surrounded by cypress and pine forests that immediately create a sense of peace and escape from everyday…
Fojnica
Deep beneath the Bosnian Pyramid Valley lies one of the most fascinating underground worlds in Europe — Ravne Tunnel, a prehistoric labyrinth stretching for dozens of kilometers through conglomerate beneath Visoko. For…
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…
Visoko
Šerefudin's White Mosque is one of those places that surprises you at first glance because it looks unlike anything you have seen before. Located in the heart of Visoko, this mosque, whose history dates back to 1477…
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…
Visoko
The Visoko Local Museum is housed in one of the most beautiful buildings in the city — an elegant Neo-Moorish structure from 1902, built during the Austro-Hungarian period as the city hall, and today a proud guardian…
