After visiting Travnik, we will continue to Jajce, the capital of the independent medieval Kingdom of Bosnia. The medieval stone smiths built the royal castle, town-museum under the open sky, on the banks of the rivers Pliva and Vrbas.

Once you are there, you get the feeling of the mysterious history of the place, and you will rush to get to know it better. The old city of Jajce is a candidate for a UNESCO World Heritage site.

Our guide will show you the most prominent part of the city, its trademark, the magnificent, 18-meter-high waterfall. It’s a place where the river Pliva tumbles abruptly into the Vrbas river.

Jajce waterfall dominates the centre of the Old Town, which makes this place unique. For sure, it will take your breath away. If you are a bit luckier, you can visit during the Summer Festival when a diving competition takes place next to Jajce waterfalls.

This small space enables you to glance at four empires: Roman, Byzantine, Ottoman and Austro-Hungarian, three kingdoms: Bosnian, Hungarian and Yugoslav, three world monotheistic religions: Christianity (Orthodoxy and Catholicism), Islam and Judaism, and different architectural styles.

Jajce Fortress, with its long defensive wall, was the stronghold of the city, a former royal capital and the last territorial possession of the Kingdom of Bosnia. It’s one of the most recognisable symbols of Jajce, built back in the 13th century. Today, the fortress provides breathtaking views of the surroundings and pleasant walks along the ramparts.