Places with audio guides - Bosnia-Herzegovina

A site of a war crime from April 16, 1993, in the municipality of Konjic, marked by a modest memorial to the victims from the Croat community.

The monumental memorial on Kozara commemorates the battle of 1942 and the suffering of civilians and partisans alike. The work by Dušan Džamonja stands 34 meters tall.

The ruins of the medieval town of Visoki on Mount Visočica above Visoko, now a protected zone and national monument of Bosnia and Herzegovina.

The medieval and Ottoman fortress above Ljubusko Field, with the Hercegusa tower, ramparts, cisterns, and the remains of a 16th-century mosque.

An extensive medieval fortification above the Bosna River, with Ottoman alterations, a preserved core, and a well-preserved clock tower.

A striking urban landmark in the center of Bijeljina, a replica of the 1937 monument commemorating King Peter I Karađorđević.

A high-mountain massif on the border between Bosnia and Herzegovina and Montenegro, marked by traces of glaciation, alpine meadows, and views of Maglić and Durmitor.

A medieval fortress above the Pliva, a key center of the Pliva county. It recalls the defense against the Hungarians, the Ottoman conquest, and its long military importance.