Srebrenik is first mentioned in written sources on February 15, 1333. The city was then under the rule of the Bosnian Ban Stjepan II Kotromanić from 1322 to 1353. On that day, the Ban received the envoys of the Dubrovnik Republic in the suburbs of Srebrenik, and on that occasion confirmed their right to possession in the Ston War (Pelješac), "for all time" - as he states in his Charter.

The Ban's son was also born here during those days, which provided an occasion for special festivities. From then until 1512, when it passed into Turkish hands, fortune was mixed in this city. It changed masters very often.

The current walls of Srebrenik are from a somewhat younger time - they date back to the 18th century. However, the city still shows its old medieval foundation and outlines today, after many and thorough renovations. Situated on a steep rock, it imposingly dominates its surroundings.

See: srebrenik.net/gradina-stari-grad-srebrenik-historija

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