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11 places

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.

Sarajevo & Surroundings · Centar
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…

Sarajevo & Surroundings · Baščaršija
A perfectly preserved 18th-century Ottoman-era family house turned museum — separate men's and women's quarters, courtyards, hand-carved wood and period…

Sarajevo & Surroundings · Baščaršija
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.

Sarajevo & Surroundings · Centar
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…