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Central Bosnia · Jajce
The last seat of Bosnian kings — a hill town crowned by a fortress, with underground Christian catacombs, the Mithraic temple, the AVNOJ museum (where…
Sarajevo & Surroundings · Centar
The Ottoman bridge beside the corner where Gavrilo Princip assassinated Archduke Franz Ferdinand in 1914, lighting the fuse of WWI.
The country's oldest and grandest museum (1888) across four pavilions and a botanical garden — archaeology, ethnography, natural history, and its treasure,…
Sarajevo & Surroundings · Baščaršija
One of the oldest Serbian Orthodox churches in the Balkans (16th c., on older foundations), half-sunken below street level, with a rich icon museum — part…
Northeast Bosnia · Tuzla
A unique salt-water lake complex in the centre of Tuzla — Europe's only inland salt lakes resort — with beaches, an "archaeological park" of recreated…
East Bosnia & the Drina · Srebrenica
The memorial centre and cemetery at Potočari commemorating the more than 8,000 Bosniak men and boys killed in the July 1995 genocide — rows of white grave…
A perfectly preserved 18th-century Ottoman-era family house turned museum — separate men's and women's quarters, courtyards, hand-carved wood and period…
The 16th-century Sephardic synagogue, now a museum of Sarajevo's Jewish community — refugees of the Spanish expulsion who shaped the city for 450 years.
Sarajevo & Surroundings · Konjic
A vast secret nuclear command bunker built into a mountain for Tito, declassified and now part Cold-War museum, part contemporary-art biennial — kilometres…
Sarajevo & Surroundings · Butmir (Ilidža)
The museum at the surviving stretch of the hand-dug tunnel under the airport runway that kept besieged Sarajevo supplied 1992–95.
An award-winning museum built entirely from objects and stories of people who were children during the siege — a toy, a diary, a pair of shoes, each with…
