National Monuments

Jewish Museum of Bosnia and Herzegovina | Jevrejski muzej Bosne i Hercegovine | Sarajevo

Explore the rich Jewish heritage of Bosnia and Herzegovina at the Jewish Museum, housed in the historic Old Jewish Synagogue built in 1581. This cultural gem, transformed into a museum in 1966, showcases the enduring legacy of the Jewish community. The first floor highlights influential Jewish figures, while the second floor commemorates the Holocaust with the monumental “Book of Suffering.” Nearby, the New Jewish Synagogue, constructed in 1820, now serves as an art gallery.

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Fortress | Tvrđava | Jajce

Jajce Fortress, majestically perched on a karst hill above the stunning Pliva River waterfall, forms the historic heart of the town of Jajce. This remarkable structure has been designated a National Monument of Bosnia and Herzegovina, offering visitors a captivating journey through time. Ancient History The archaeological layers uncovered at Jajce Fortress reveal a rich

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Travnik Castle | Tvrđava Travnik

Travnik Castle, also known as the Stari Grad (Old Town) Fortress, is a well-preserved historical gem in central Bosnia and Herzegovina. Dating back to the 15th century, this castle served as an Ottoman administrative and military center. Perched on a hill, it provides captivating views of the town, mountains, and valleys. Explore its remarkable fortifications, visit the museum showcasing Travnik’s history and culture, and enjoy picturesque walking trails.

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Franciscan Monastery & Church of St. John the Baptist | Franjevački samostan & Crkva sv. Ivana Krstitelja | Kraljeva Sutjeska

Discover the Franciscan Monastery Complex, featuring the stunning Church of St. John the Baptist, a museum with invaluable artifacts, and a library housing rare books and incunabula. Despite being destroyed and rebuilt multiple times, it has been active for nearly six and a half centuries.

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Tekke | Tekija | Blagaj

Experience the rich history of Blagaj Tekke, a historic Sufi monastery nestled in the scenic town of Blagaj, Bosnia and Herzegovina. Overlooking the Buna River’s crystal-clear waters and set against a backdrop of towering cliffs, this centuries-old religious site has been home to Sufi scholars for over six centuries. Built on the remnants of an ancient Bogomil sanctuary, its architectural splendor showcases a unique fusion of Islamic and Baroque influences. Designated as a national monument since 2003, Blagaj Tekke offers visitors a captivating glimpse into Bosnia’s spiritual and cultural heritage.

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St. Mary’s Church (The Fatih / Sultan Suleyman Mosque) with St. Luke’s Belltower | Crkva sv. Marije (Fethija / Sultan Sulejmanova džamija) sa Zvonikom sv. Luke | Jajce

Located within the historic core of Jajce, the Church of St. Mary holds a significant place in the rich tapestry of Bosnian history. This ancient church has witnessed royal coronations, housed sacred relics, and transformed through various cultural influences over the centuries. On April 1, 1459, Jelena Branković, the daughter of Serbian despot Lazar, brought

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Gazi Husrev-bey Bezistan & Taslihan | Gazi Husrev-begov bezistan & Tašlihan | Sarajevo

Gazi Husrev-beg Bezistan, a 500-year-old shopping mall in Sarajevo’s Baščaršija, offers a glimpse into the Ottoman era. Built between 1537 and 1557, this historic market still thrives today, featuring shops along its stone walls. Located near Begova Mosque, it remains a vibrant center of commerce and culture in the heart of the city.

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