Bosnia and Herzegovina Central Bosnia Jajce

Full of history and fine architectural landmarks, this city is famed for a breathtaking waterfall and gorgeous surrounding nature.

These two gorgeous lakes offer great opportunities for water-sport lovers, as well as a nature getaway within the city.

With a mixture of medieval and modern charm, Jajce's historic center is a remarkable destination for an afternoon stroll.

Nestled within a basin of lush greenery, this impressive waterfall descends 22m into the Vrbas River and is a picture-perfect sight.

Situated along the Pliva River, these twenty quaint watermills date to the Middle Ages and hold great historic and cultural value.

Once the seat of kings, this 14C hilltop fortress overlooks the city and retains over 1,300m of wall fragments.

A remarkable national monument, these 14C catacombs are hewn from living rock below the city walls and features several chambers.

Once the site of an anti-fascist council, this brown-brick building is now home to a museum dedicated to Yugoslavia's WWII period.