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Fortress of Jajce
The next stop is the medieval city of Jajce, often referred to as the King's City. It stands as one of the best-preserved fortified capitals of the Bosnian Kingdom, serving as the last stronghold before the kingdom succumbed to the Ottoman Empire's military advances.
· 30 min· Admission not included
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Catacomb of Jajce
Locals refer to the underground Christian chapel carved into a single rock or cave in the late Romanesque style as the Catacombs of Jajce, though it's not a true catacomb.
· 5 min· Admission not included
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Crkva Sv. Marije Jajce
In the first half of the 15th century, when Jajce became the capital of the Bosnian Kingdom, the older Romanesque church from the 12th or 13th century was redesigned in the Gothic style.
Following her marriage to the Bosnian heir to the throne, Stjepan Tomašević, on April 1, 1459, Jelena Branković (Mara), daughter of Serbian despot Lazar Branković, brought the relics of St. Luke the Evangelist. These relics were previously purchased by despot Đurađ Branković from the Ottoman Sultan in 1453 for 30,000 ducats.
In November 1461, the coronation of the last Bosnian king, Stjepan Tomašević, took place in this church, officiated by papal envoys.
During the Ottoman Empire, in 1528, the church was converted into a mosque and named after Sultan Suleiman I. The mosque suffered several fires, destroying its medieval stone and painted decorations. It was most severely damaged in a fire in 1658, and after a fire in 1832, only the walls remained, rendering it unused since.
· 5 min
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Esma Sultana Mosque
The Esma Sultanija Mosque, also known as Čaršija Mosque, is situated in Jajce, Bosnia and Herzegovina, on the main street connecting the Travnička and Banja Luka gates. It is the only mosque in Bosnia and Herzegovina named after a woman and has been declared a national monument.
· 10 min
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Pliva Waterfall
Standing at 17 meters high, the Pliva waterfall is a prominent feature of Jajce. This natural monument, located in the town's center, is recognized as one of the twelve most beautiful waterfalls globally.
Remarkably, it's the only waterfall in the world that forms an estuary, merging the Pliva River with the Vrbas River. Whether viewed from below or above, the Pliva waterfall offers a breathtaking spectacle!
· 30 min
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Mlincici
Just downstream from Jajce, in the Pliva Lakes area, you'll find approximately 20 small huts that once functioned as watermills for local farmers. Most of these structures date back to the Austro-Hungarian period (around 1867-1918), creating a picturesque, storybook village atmosphere.
Following our visit, we'll enjoy a lunch break. The Pliva lake area offers delicious food with an even more stunning view. Afterward, we'll begin our journey back to Sarajevo.
· 30 min
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Pliva Lakes
The Pliva Lakes in Jajce boast crystal-clear waters, making them a must-see Bosnian attraction.
Set amidst a beautiful natural landscape, these lakes create fairytale scenes that beckon visitors to Jajce. The lakes are undoubtedly one of the city's iconic symbols.
· 10 min
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Tvrdava Stari grad
Good morning. Our adventure begins at 8:00 AM. Our first destination is the city of Travnik, where we will explore a less-told part of the country's history: the Bosnian Kingdom. The Old Fort is among the most beautiful and best-preserved medieval fortified structures in Bosnia, bearing the distinct marks of subsequent historical periods.
· 40 min· Admission not included
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Travnik
We will take a pleasant break to enjoy some Bosnian coffee right by the river, with the water flowing beneath us. Location: Blue water springs (Plava voda).
· 30 min
- 10
Sarena Dzamija
This is the Suleymanis Mosque, also known as the Multi-coloured Mosque. Constructed in 1757 during the Ottoman era, it is a true architectural gem.
· 5 min