The Catacombs of Jajce offer a fascinating glimpse into medieval artistry. This underground church, carved from solid rock in the late 14th century, served as the Hrvatinić family’s final resting place. Its intricate chambers and historic significance make it a unique landmark within Jajce’s city walls.
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The Franciscan Monastery Museum in Jajce, open since 1905, showcases 100 artifacts from its collection of over 2,000 items. Highlights include royal relics of the last Bosnian king, Stjepan Tomašević, and ancient artifacts reflecting Jupiter worship, offering a rich glimpse into the region’s diverse cultural and historical heritage.
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The AVNOJ II Session Museum in Jajce, established in 1953, is a key Yugoslav memorial. Damaged in the Bosnian War, it was restored and reopened in 2008. Declared a national monument in 2002, its centerpiece is the reconstructed 1943 session hall. The museum highlights the Decisions of the Second AVNOJ Session and their historical impact.
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