Bihac is a great destination in bosnia and herzegovina Its visitors have always enjoyed fun, joy and unforgettable experiences.
It's not just that it's surrounded by some stunning scenery.
There are also plenty of things to see and do to ensure maximum enjoyment on all levels.
Although most people tend to focus on the capital Sarajevo and Mostar when visiting this country,
However, Bihac is a charming and quiet hidden gem that should not be missed.
The most important landmarks and places in Bihac
Fethiye Mosque in Bihac
This is one of the most beautiful mosques you will ever see, and it is very old dating back to around 1266.
The mosque was formerly a church, called the Church of St. Anthony, and was built in typical Gothic architectural style.
But when the Ottomans took over the city in the 15th century AD, it was converted into a mosque.
Fethiye Mosque
Astrogac Castle in Bihac
In the picturesque village of Ostrogac, not far from the centre of Bihac, you will find the castle of the same name as the village.
This castle dates back to the 16th century and was built by the Ottomans.
It is located on a hilltop, providing visitors with the best views.
Moreover, if you visit the castle during the summer months, you can enjoy the special entertainment show that is held there annually.
Astrogats Castle
Captain's Tower
If you are a fan of history and mythology, the Captain's Tower will be your destination.
It is one of the oldest buildings in the city, and has a famous legend surrounding it.
It is said that when Bihać was under the control of the Austro-Hungarian Empire, the tower contributed to saving the life of King Béla IV, who hid inside it from knights who were tasked with kidnapping him.
The tower is now a museum of the city's history, open six days a week, and is listed as a national monument of Bosnia and Herzegovina.
Captain's Tower
Una Sana Cantonal Historical Museum
Located inside the old city, you can easily visit this museum while you are walking around.
By visiting the Una Sana Cantonal Museum, you will learn about the history of the entire region throughout the ages and times.
Una Sana Cantonal Historical Museum
Ottoman Mausoleum
You will notice that much of the oldest history remaining in the Bihac area dates back to the Ottomans, and this mausoleum is another example of that.
It is an Ottoman mausoleum, but it is designed a little differently than other types of mausoleums you may have seen before, in that it is octagonal in shape and surrounded by green trees and old stone walls.
Ottoman Mausoleum
Ona National Park
This park has a lot of fun to offer its visitors.
The park features stunning landscapes, so if you want to breathe some fresh country air, and see some of the most enchanting views in Bihac, this is the place for you.
The most famous spot in the national park is the Strbki Buk waterfall, which is waterfall Beautifully poured into a stunning turquoise pool.
Moreover, you can hike, mountain bike, walk or just have a picnic by the waterfall and enjoy the scenery.
Ona National Park
Visit the abandoned Zeljava Air Base
It is not certain whether this is the largest abandoned military base in Europe But it's certainly one of the most interesting rules.
Željava Air Base is located on the border between Bosnia and Herzegovina. And Croatia It was built in 1968 and was the largest in what was then known as Yugoslavia, not to mention one of the most expensive military bases in Europe.
When Yugoslavia collapsed it was completely abandoned, buildings left to rot and the huge underground tunnels completely neglected.
There are also a number of landmines left here from the last war, but their locations are clearly marked to the public.
Meanwhile, a Douglas C-47 stands at the entrance, a strange thing in itself.
Abandoned Zeljava Air Base
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