• Tvrdava Stari grad - Rise and shine! It’s 8:00 am, the perfect time to embark on our journey. Our first destination is the most stunning and well-preserved fortress in Bosnia and Herzegovina. The Old Fort of Travnik was built in the 14th century during the Kingdom of Bosnia, but its current appearance is the work of Ottoman builders.
• Travnik - If you haven’t had a chance to enjoy a cup of coffee, don’t worry! The ideal spot for traditional Bosnian coffee is “Plava Voda” (blue water springs).
• Fortress of Jajce - Our next stop is the city of Jajce, an open-air museum with a waterfall at its center. As you walk towards the Jajce Fortress and pass through the city gates, you’ll enter a city built for kings. The Fortress of Jajce is part of the Old Town of Jajce and a marvel of Bosnian Medieval architecture.
• Catacomb of Jajce - The Catacombs of Jajce, as named by locals, refer to an underground Christian small church, so it is not a “catacomb” in the true sense. The church is carved from a single rock or cave in a late Romanesque style.
• Pliva Waterfall - What makes the city of Jajce unique is the opportunity to see and experience the magnificent 21-meter-tall waterfall, ranked among the 12 most beautiful in the world.
• Mlincici - The watermills located on the Pliva River are just 5 kilometers from the center of Jajce. Twenty watermills, dating back to the medieval period, are built between the Small and Large Pliva lakes. With their fairy-tale appearance, they provide a fantastic setting for photos. Amazingly, some of them are still in use.

After visiting the watermills, we relax by the banks of Pliva Lake, the perfect place to enjoy lunch and prepare for our return to Sarajevo.

• Breakfast
• In-vehicle air conditioning
• Gratuities

• Lunch
• Dinner
• Personal expenses

Discover the open-air museum and culinary delights of the wonderful city of Travnik, the birthplace of Nobel Prize-winning Yugoslav novelist Ivo Andrić. In the city, you can visit the Stari Grad (Old City) Fortress, one of the most beautiful and well-preserved medieval structures in Bosnia, marked by influences from later periods. After Travnik, head to Jajce, one of the most beautiful cities in Bosnia. Situated on the banks of the Pliva and Vrbas rivers, this former royal city is now an open-air museum with 26 national monuments. In the city center, you can witness and experience the magnificent 21-meter-tall waterfall, ranked among the 12 most beautiful in the world. Close to Jajce are the Watermills, a place of incredible beauty and fairy-tale charm.

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