From old towns and remarkable bridges to sacred places and natural wonders, find the stops that make your Balkan journey your own.
441–460 of 732 landmarks
Prijedor
There are places that do not shout for attention, but quietly invite you to stop. One such place is Stara Pilana, located in the settlement of Dera, right at the foot of Kozara. People do not come here for luxury, but…
Sarajevo
Baščaršija is not a museum but a living city within a city, a pulse Sarajevo has never lost. Built in the 15th century when Isa-beg Ishaković established the first inn and lined up shops around it, this old bazaar…
Čapljina
Gabela is a small but historically extremely rich settlement located on the Neretva River, not far from Čapljina. Once an important trading port and customs center, Gabela was for centuries one of the key towns of the…
Čapljina
Hutovska tvrđava, with its strong ramparts and numerous towers, bears witness to a turbulent past and is a unique attraction for lovers of history and authentic sites. This site has significant strategic value, as it…
Mostar
Old Town Blagaj, also known as Stjepan-grad or Bona, is one of the oldest continuously inhabited fortress sites in Bosnia and Herzegovina, located on top of a karst hill above the source of the Buna River, near Mostar.…
Bihać
Stari grad Ostrovica is a large fortification on a steep hill above the left bank of the Una River near the settlement of Ostrovica, close to Kulen Vakuf in the municipality of Bihać. Located within Una National Park,…
Bosanska Krupa
Old Town Pset is one of the most interesting medieval fortresses in Bosanska Krajina, located on a hill above the Krupa River. Over the centuries, it played an important role in controlling trade routes and defending…
Ravno
Old Town Trebinje, also known as Kastel, is one of the most beautiful Ottoman fortresses in Herzegovina and Trebinje's main historical attraction. It was built in the early 18th century on the right bank of the…
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…
Ravno
The Ćiro trail is one of the most interesting tourist routes in Herzegovina, created along the route of the former narrow-gauge railway known as “Ćiro.” Built during the Austro-Hungarian period in the late 19th and…
Maribor
The oldest vine in the world still producing fruit, over 400 years old, growing on a house wall in the city centre. The Old Vine, a žametovka, has grown on this wall since around the late sixteenth century and is…
Sarajevo
The Olympic bobsleigh track on Trebević is one of the most striking legacies of Sarajevo's 1984 Olympics and today a unique tourist attraction that draws visitors from across the region. Built for the XIV Winter…
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…
Trebinje
The Banje Olympic Pool has been a favorite summer retreat for generations of visitors for many years, offering refreshment on hot summer days. In addition to relaxation and enjoyment, the pool is also a well-known…
Vlora
This beach lies near the coastal town of Orikum, close to the archaeological site and the tourist marina. With a spacious area, soft sand and shallow entrance to the sea, it is among the most suitable beaches for…
Trebinje
The Orjen massif is one of those mountains that win you over at first sight — and once you step into it, you understand why there has been talk for years about declaring it a national park. Located just 20 kilometers…
Foča
Orlovača Cave is one of the largest and most beautiful caves in BiH, in the Pale municipality, just eighteen kilometres from Sarajevo. It hides in the rock of the same name above Sumbulovac, close to the main road and…
Foča
Orlovačko Lake is the most popular and most visited of the nine glacial lakes on Zelengora, located at 1,438 meters above sea level at the foot of Bregoč, the highest peak of Zelengora. Surrounded by grassy rises and…
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…
Jajce
The Orthodox Church of the Holy Mother of God in Jajce, built in 1935, is a moving symbol of renewal and perseverance. Located outside the city walls, northwest of the Banjalučka Gate, this church belongs to the…
