Things to do in

Central Bosnia Canton

Located a couple of hours away from Sarajevo, Travnik and Jajce both have long and rich histories and are surrounded by breathtaking landscapes. Check out some of their top sights with including transportation from Sarajevo. Sit back and relax with a professional driver and licensed guide. See Pliva Lakes, the watermills in Jajce, Medieval Cathacombs, and an old castle in Travnik. Savor the taste of Travnik’s best ćevapi, the country's national dish, and enjoy the landscapes along the way. Jajce was the capital of the Bosnian Kingdom during the 14th century, while Travnik was the capital of the Ottoman Empire in Bosnia and Herzegovina. Travnik has almost the same appearance as during the Ottoman period with many mosques, houses, and fountains that date back to that time. Your guide will keep you informed with facts and stories about the regional culture, history, and geography. Enjoy the gorgeous scenary and culture.

Discover the natural beauty and history of Central Bosnia on this guided tour. After getting picked up from your hotel, begin the journey to Jajce. Pass through the Ottoman, Austrian-Hungarian and Yugoslav parts of the city to get an idea of how the city of Sarajevo developed. Upon arrival in Jajce, soak up the rich historical atmosphere of the town and see an array of national monuments. Pay a visit to an underground catacomb where the aristocratic Hrvatnić family are buried before heading back above ground to the citadel, where you can admire panoramic views of the surrounding area. Later, continue to the Jajce Waterfall and marvel at the beauty of this 21-meter high natural phenomena which joins 2 rivers. Pay a visit to the cluster of historical watermills located nearby and even purchase some freshly-milled flour from one of the mills which is still in operation. Stop for lunch at a local restaurant before continuing to your final stop.  Finally, arrive at the 15th-century Old Town of Travnik. Admire the 2 imposing clock towers in the city center and pay a visit to the Travnik Fortress, which was once used by Ottomans Viziers (Governors) as their seat of power. Get dropped off back at your hotel in Sarajevo at the end of the day.

Located a few hours away from Sarajevo, Jajce and Travnik are two cities with a long and rich history, surrounded by breathtaking landscapes. You can explore some of their top sights, including transportation from Sarajevo, with a professional driver and licensed guide. During this trip, you will see the Pliva Lakes, which are home to amazing "Mlincici" flour mills, watermills in Jajce, Medieval Catacombs, You will also enjoy a ride on an electric boat on the lake, and visit the most wanted stoning waterfall in the center city of Jajce, as well as an old castle in Travnik. You will also get to taste Travnik’s best cevapi, the country's national dish, and enjoy the beautiful landscapes along the way. Jajce was the capital of the Bosnian Kingdom in the 14th century, while Travnik was the capital of the Ottoman Empire in Bosnia and Herzegovina. Travnik still has the same appearance as during the Ottoman period with many mosques, houses, and fountains that date back to that time. Your guide will provide you with interesting facts and stories about the regional culture, history, and geography. You can enjoy the gorgeous scenery and culture while having a relaxing and informative trip.

Travel from Sarajevo to Kraljeva Sutjeska, a small village nestled in the mountains where the last vestiges of the medieval Bosnian royal court can be found. After your guide sets the stage and introduces you to the history medieval Bosnia, visit a beautiful 14th century Franciscan monastery which has served as an important spiritual and cultural center for almost six and a half centuries. Wander through the monastery and visit to the monastery museum to learn about this fascinating moment in Bosnian history. After perusing the museum, walk around the monastery garden while learning more about the life of Catherine, the last Bosnian queen. Ruling during the Ottoman invasion of Bosnia, Catherine was separated from her children and sent into exile. In the village, women can still be seen wearing black dresses in honor of Queen Catherine who has become an important figure in Catholic folk tradition. During the summer, it is possible to head to the top of the mountains to view the Bobovac fortress. Due to its advantageous position and superior equipment, Bobovac was considered the most important and best fortified city of medieval Bosnia. It served as the headquarters for many Bosnian rulers, especially during the reign of King Stephen Thomas and Queen Catherine until the Turks conquered it in 1463, ending Bosnia's independence. On your way back to Sarajevo, visit the oldest house in central Bosnia dating back to the 18th century. Designated a protected national monument, the house is an impressive example of traditional Bosnian architecture. Your last stop will be at a mosque built by Sultan Suleiman the Magnificent that is known to be the oldest mosque in Bosnia.

Meeting point is on the square opposit to City Hall, whisch is the begining of urban Sarajevo, and from there we start the 2 hour journey through Old town and visit the most important sights. Places we cover are carefully selected so you will have variety of historical and cultural sights from different parts of our history, that will give you unique perspective and help you understands how the city functions. First part of the tour is located in the area that was built during Ottoman rule, with narrow streets, bazaar, handcraft streets and mosques. We are sure you will enjoy visiting coppersmiths that will present you their craft or perhaps taste water from Sebilj fountain on Bascarsija square, as the merchants did for centuries, or if you like architecture, you will love how well we preserved XVI century Ottoman hotel and shopping mall. Second part of our tour is European, Austro Hungarian part of our city, starting with most famous spot in Sarajevo - LAtin bridge and assassination of Archduke Franz Ferdinand which triggered World War I, main promenade, Sarajevo meeting of Cultures and Sacred Heart Cathedral. In between mentioned sights we visit Orthodox church and Sinagogue aswell, talk about Bosnian War and Siege of Sarajevo and ofcourse Winter Olympics '84

Start your three-day private tour in Sarajevo, the capital of Bosnia and Herzegovina and a unique multicultural center. Learn about the legacies of the Ottoman and Austro-Hungarian empires, as well as communist Yugoslavia. Marvel at the cross-section of religions and listen to the simultaneous calls to prayer from different faiths. Explore the history of the most recent Balkan War in Sarajevo and learn about the four long years that the city and its people suffered under the constant threat of bombs. Visit the main locations from the 1990s Balkan War following the Siege of Sarajevo. See remnants of monuments preserved as reminders of the horrors of war. Hear the story of the Tunnel of Hope and get a better understanding of this memorial by watching a short documentary made during the war. On day two, travel from Sarajevo to Konjic, Blagaj, and Mostar in Herzegovina, the southern part of the country, which is known for its sunny, warm weather and wine production. Admire the lavender fields and take in the smell of the seaside. Visit Konjic, a small town known for its wood carving, and take a Bosnian coffee break beside the beautiful Neretva River. Wander through the UNESCO-designated old town area of Mostar and see the famous bridge, an impressive example of Ottoman-era architecture. Stop by Blagaj, a scenic town bordering the Buna River known for its fish restaurants. Travel to a traditional Ottoman town dating back to the 16th century and admire its amazing architecture. Day three is a trip from Sarajevo to Travnik and Jajce, the capital of the Bosnian kingdom during the 14th century. An important historic and tourist destination, Jajce is home to a famous waterfall where the Pliva River meets the Vrbas River. Visit the Royal Fortress, the Mlincici Complex, Pliva Springs, and the Catacomb Museum. On the road to Jajce, stop by the small well-preserved town of Travnik and see examples of Bosnian culture and lifestyle during the Ottoman period, including numerous mosques, houses, and fountains dating back hundreds of years.

Embark on an enchanting journey through the hidden treasures of Bosnia. As we travel through scenic suburbs and central Bosnia, our knowledgeable guide will share fascinating stories and insights about the local area's rich cultural heritage. Feel the charm and allure as we approach the town of Visoko, immersing ourselves in the vibrant community and picturesque surroundings. Prepare to be captivated by the ancient Bosnian pyramids, including the awe-inspiring Pyramid of the Sun, on this guided tour. These pyramids are considered the oldest and tallest in the world, dating back 12,000 years. Discover the intriguing history and remarkable features of these structures, and unravel the secrets of the pyramidal tunnel complex. Immerse yourself in the mysteries and the powerful, positive energy these ancient wonders emanate. Delve into the labyrinth beneath the Bosnian Valley of Pyramids, guided by local experts who will share captivating stories and insights. Experience the tranquility of the Pyramids Tunnel Complex, followed by a leisurely stroll through the serene Park of Ravne. Find solace in its lush forests, picturesque promenades, and meditation platforms, creating an oasis of relaxation and inner peace. Our journey continues to Bosnia Spring Park, a beautiful natural area where you can enjoy the serene environment and learn about the local flora and fauna. After that, savor a traditional Bosnian lunch that showcases the heart of Bosnian cuisine. As the day draws to a close, we'll make our way back to Sarajevo, reflecting on the memories created and the beauty we've witnessed. Join us on this captivating tour and uncover the enchantment of Bosnia's hidden gems.

Visit the most important sights of Sarajevo in one day. We combined Nature, Culture, History, War and Olympics into one full day tour with licensed guide to give you full picture of our capital. We will go through complete history as empires changed, religions that came, people that are still here, our culture that we want to present to you. We make breaks with tasting Bosnian Coffee and traditional Cevapcici lunch. By choosing this tour you don't have to worry about public transportation as we included pick up transfer from your accommodation and entrance fee's to sights. We start in the morning with hotel pick up and drive to the Old Town for a walking tour and learn about the rich Ottoman, Austro-Hungarian and modern history of Sarajevo. On the way we stop at handcraft street, taste Bosnian coffee and after walking tour we taste Bosnian traditional Cevapcici dish. From Old Town we drive to Yellow fortress for beautiful panoramic view of the city and ftrom there continue to Olympic mountain Trebevic for visit of the Bobsled track from XIV Winter Olympics. Next topic we cover is War, so we visit Sniper Alley, Snipers nest (Jewish cemetery) and famous Tunnel museum, so you can understand Siege of Sarajevo. One more sight to visit before hotel is Vrelo Bosne - Bosna river springs nature park We finish the tour driving you back to your accommodation, or leaving you in the Old Town - as per your wish

Embark on an unforgettable journey from Sarajevo to explore the breathtaking wonders of Bosnia and Herzegovina. Departing early, we traverse through historic Travnik, once a prominent Bosnian capital, before marveling at the stunning natural beauty of Jajce and its captivating waterfalls. Next, we venture to Pliva Lake, where 400-year-old watermills whisper tales of the past. Traverse the picturesque wooden bridge spanning the lake, immersing yourself in the serene surroundings. Then, onto Bihac, with a pause at the renowned Una National Park, home to the mesmerizing Strbački buk waterfall, a true gem of Europe. Prepare for an adventure filled with scenic landscapes, rich history, and unforgettable experiences, as you witness the splendor of Bosnia and Herzegovina's natural and cultural heritage.

Start your day with a picturesque 30-minute drive from Sarajevo to Visoko, nestled in central Bosnia. Along the way, our guide will regale you with tales that illuminate the vibrant culture and rich heritage of the region, setting the stage for an enlightening journey. Explore the Allure and Historic Sites of Visoko: 1. Native Museum: Begin your tour at Visoko’s Native Museum, where artifacts spanning ancient times to the present reveal the deep-rooted history of the area. 2. Orthodox Church of St. Procopius: Visit this architectural gem from the 19th century, reflecting the enduring faith and traditions of the local Orthodox community. 3. Franciscan Monastery of St. Bonaventure: Delve into the history and spirituality of this 14th-century monastery, steeped in centuries of devotion. 4. Šerefudin’s White Mosque: Marvel at the architectural beauty of this Ottoman-era mosque, a testament to Visoko’s rich cultural heritage. Feel free to request photo stops along the way to capture the beauty of Visoko. The journey then leads to the awe-inspiring Bosnian Pyramids: Pyramid of the Sun: Witness the marvel of the world’s tallest pyramid, renowned for its geometric precision and ancient construction. Explore the Ravne Tunnel: Embark on a guided exploration of the Ravne Tunnel, an extensive underground network linked to the pyramids. Initially mistaken for a natural cave, this labyrinth reveals historical layers and advanced engineering techniques from various eras. The tunnel is known for its positive environmExplore the Ravne Tunnelental qualities, including good air circulation and a high concentration of negative ions, offering both historical insights and a unique underground experience. Visit Park Ravne 2 and Malak Farm: Continue your tour at Park Ravne 2, where artistic installations and the rejuvenating Pyramid Trail await. Later, visit Malak Farm in Kakanj, where you can interact with animals and explore organic plantations. Bosnian Dinner and Return to Sarajevo: Conclude your day with a delightful homemade Bosnian dinner at the farm, savoring local delicacies. Our journey then takes us back to Sarajevo, reflecting on a day filled with historical discoveries and natural beauty.