1. Tour of Bihać's old town (1 – 1.5 / 2 h)
- outside and inside visit of the Fethija Mosque, the former 13th-century Church of St Anthony (one of the most interesting religious buildings in Bihać and beyond; it was first built as a church in the Gothic style and converted into a mosque in the 16th century with very few architectural changes; because of its originality it is also called the Hagia Sophia of Bihać)
- outside view of the house of Aron Kavezon (Aron Kavezon, a Jewish merchant, was one of the richest traders in Bosnia and Herzegovina and beyond; he and his family perished during the Second World War, and the family building with its interesting facade decorations still stands in the town centre)
- outside view of the St Anthony Bell Tower and the square of the former church of the same name (the Catholic church was destroyed during the Second World War, and its bell tower tells the turbulent history of the site today)
- outside view of the Tomb of the Bihać Captains (the famous town sarcophagus holding the bodies of distinguished Bihać captains from the 14th to the end of the 16th century)
- outside and inside visit of the Captain's Tower (one of the oldest and most important military buildings in town, built before the 13th century; today it houses the Museum of the Una-Sana Canton with ancient, medieval and Ottoman exhibitions)
- outside view of part of the town walls, with an explanation of the important monuments along the route (the town relief, the Girl from the Una statue, the monument to the Patriotic League of Bosnia and Herzegovina)
- visit to the Town Park and the Beton town beach, with the history of the town canal, the first small hydroelectric plant in Bosnia and Herzegovina, and Bihać's first European-style café, the “Paviljon”
- visit to the Museum of the First Session of AVNOJ (the place where the idea of the future Yugoslavia was born; visit to the hall and the Memorial Room of the Eighth Krajina Brigade)
* A visit to the Garavice memorial park, built in memory of the victims of fascist terror in the Second World War, and to the Beth Olam Jewish cemetery is also possible.
Description: The tour of Bihać along these stops takes from 1 h to 1.5–2 h. It may or may not include a visit inside the mosque or the museums, depending on the interests and background of the group. The aim is to show and tell the turbulent and fascinating history of Bihać, one of the oldest and most important towns in the history of Bosnia and Herzegovina. After the tour, the group can follow our recommendations for free time or stay in one of the town's cafés or restaurants.
2. Visit to Ostrožac Castle (20 km from Bihać, in the municipality of Cazin, 45 – 60 min.)
- the 13th-century castle was remodelled by Count Lothar von Berks and his wife Isabella von Berks
- introduction to the fortress (the castle is about 20 km from town and can be reached by an exclusive tourist coach)
- walk through the castle gardens and along its walls
- tour of the castle interior, including the story of the von Berks family, who did the most to make it popular
Description: The tour of Ostrožac takes 45 – 60 min. Ostrožac shows how different building styles and different uses of individual parts of a castle can be recognised and explained.
3. Visit to Sokolac Castle (15 km from Bihać, 1 – 1.5 h)
- walk and gentle climb up to the 13th-century castle
- tour of the castle and its surroundings
Description: An interesting tour for walkers and guests who enjoy interpretive tourism.
4. Visit to sites in the Una National Park
a) Martinbrod – a village on the Una waterfalls, on the road towards Drvar, with a visit to the Orthodox Rmanj Monastery founded by Katarina Branković Celjska
- introduction to the Una National Park (the village is about 50 km from Bihać)
- arrival in the village and outside and inside visit of Rmanj, the westernmost Orthodox monastery in Bosnia and Herzegovina, built of Una tufa stone
- visit to the Martinbrod waterfalls and possibly Lučica beach
- possible demonstration of the “bučnica”, a traditional water-powered washing machine, on the Reljić family estate, with tasting of local products
Description: The visit to Martinbrod takes from 1.5 h to 2 h.
b) Štrbački buk – one of the largest natural waterfalls in Europe; the last 8 km of the road to the waterfall are usually covered by a local bus because the road along the Una is narrow; the waterfall is about 35 km from Bihać
- view of the waterfall from the access path and the viewing terraces; a break in the restaurant is possible
Description: The visit to Štrbački buk takes from 1 h to 1.5 h.
* The sites in the national park can also be visited on foot or on a hike, combined with historical or landscape tourism, and rafting, hunting/fishing, climbing or cycling can be arranged.
5. Visit to the Željava military airbase (about 20 km from Bihać, 1.5 – 2 h)
- the drive and tour can be done from either side of the border
- arrival at the runways and tour of the tunnels and abandoned buildings
Description: The tour of Željava takes 1 h (outside view of the barracks, training grounds, runways and the entrance parts of the tunnels) or 2.5–3 h (the same activities plus a visit inside the tunnel complex). The trip to the airbase can be made by luxury coach.
6. Visit to Bosanska Krupa (about 30 km from Bihać, 1.5 – 2 h)
The drive to Bosanska Krupa and back, including the tour, takes 1.5 – 2 h.
- visit to the green islands on the Una and to the old fortress of Psat in the town centre
Description: Arrival in town, sightseeing and a break in one of the local cafés or restaurants.
7. Visit to Bosanski Petrovac (about 50 km from Bihać)
The drive and tour are arranged on request.
- visit to the Jovan Bijelić memorial gallery and the Skender Kulenović memorial room
- tour of the medieval town of Bjelaj and visit to the Petrovac sinkholes (geotourism)
- visit to the “Spahić” home craft workshop, which shows how traditional Bosnian kilims are made, with a presentation, workshop and tasting
Description: A tour of an interesting small Bosnian town with a varied offer.
8. Visit to the Blihe waterfall in Sanski Most (about 130 km from Bihać, 1 – 1.5 h)
- tour of the town centre and trip to the waterfall
Description: The tour of the town centre and the waterfall can be combined with several other interesting activities.
