In the late 16th century, a clock tower was built and later rebuilt after a fire in 1697. The tower’s clock, displaying lunar calendar time, requires daily adjustments to match astronomical sunset. The current mechanism, installed in 1875 from London, features four clock faces. A timekeeper, or muvekkit, ensures the clock shows 12:00 at sunset.
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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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Explore the stunning Bijambare Caves in central Bosnia & Herzegovina, a mesmerizing network of limestone caves adorned with stalactites, stalagmites, and underground lakes. This Protected Landscape is a haven for biodiversity, boasting 800+ plant species and diverse wildlife. Guided tours take you through the Middle Cave, featuring four grand halls. Don’t miss the Upper Cave’s panoramic views and archaeological treasures from the Stone Age. Discover lush trails, year-round natural beauty, and medieval tombstones in this captivating karst region.
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Vrelo Bosne, at the foot of Mount Igman near Sarajevo, features the beautiful spring of the River Bosna. This 600-hectare natural park boasts lush forests, scenic walking trails, and diverse wildlife. Popular for picnics and family outings, visitors can enjoy traditional Bosnian coffee and horse-drawn carriage rides through picturesque paths.
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