Οι καλύτερες διαδρομές τρεξίματος στη Βοσνία και Ερζεγοβίνη

The watermills of Jajce consist of about 20 small huts. They stand in the middle of the shallow riverbed of the Pliva.

The Eternal Flame... Historical monument in the heart of the city A continuously burning fire has honored the victims of World War II since 1946. This flame, fed by natural gas, symbolizes Sarajevo's resilience and hope. Located right in the city center, it offers a deep insight into the city's history and cultural heritage, embedded in the everyday life of its residents.

A beautifully designed memorial that helps us remember some things.

A piece of Sarajevo's history.

Eternal rum and thanks to those who fell for the liberation of Sarajevo and our homeland On the first anniversary of its liberation, grateful Sarajevo

The capital of Bosnia and Herzegovina rarely leaves you indifferent. Whether through its history and the vestiges of a tumultuous past which can still be read on the facades, through its multiculturalism or its café terraces: the city makes its mark. As for gastronomy, try bureks, ćevapčići, klepes or even delicious pogača bread. On the cultural side, I recommend that you stroll through the center, looking for Sarajevo roses and, if you have the courage, visit the 07/11/95 gallery.

Vjecna vatra is an impressive memorial to the Bosnian victims in the Second World War. It's nice that the flame was put back into operation after the Bosnian war 🤩🤩🤩

Veliko and Malo Plivsko jezero offer a lot of sports and recreational opportunities. On the shores of the lakes and around the mentioned mills, there were people who enjoyed fishing, picnicking and playing in the park and canoeing. We also saw a lot of cyclists, hikers and a few swimmers, but we could hardly find a parking space. Despite the hustle and bustle, visiting the mills was a special experience. If your journey happens to take you to the mentioned places or past them, I highly recommend them.