The White tower in Gradačac, Bosnia and Herzegovina, is an iconic 18th-century tower tied to Husein-Captain Gradaščević. This national monument offers panoramic views and houses a restaurant serving traditional Bosnian cuisine.
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Arslanagića Bridge, the most iconic Ottoman monument in Trebinje, was built in 1574 by Mehmed Pasha Sokolović. Renamed after Arslan-aga in 1687, the bridge was relocated in 1966 due to the Trebišnjica River hydroelectric project. It now stands between Gradina and Police neighborhoods, showcasing 16th-century Balkan architecture.
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Nestled on the slopes below the Fortress and within the medieval walls of Jajce, the town’s distinct architectural charm is highlighted by numerous residential buildings with steep, black wooden roofs. These homes are quintessential examples of Jajce’s residential architecture from the Ottoman period, contributing to the town’s unique ambiance. The residential structures in Jajce are
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Gospodska Street is one of the main pedestrian streets in the city of Banja Luka, which is located in the northern part of Bosnia and Herzegovina. The street is situated in the city center, and it is lined with numerous shops, cafes, restaurants, and other businesses. The street’s name, Gospodska, means “lordly” or “aristocratic,” and
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The Bosnian Pyramid of the Sun is an archaeological site located near the town of Visoko in central Bosnia and Herzegovina. It is considered one of the most controversial archaeological discoveries in recent years. The pyramid is named after its resemblance to the shape of a pyramid and is believed by some to be an
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