JAJCE AND TRAVNIK TOUR

Jajce, Bosnia And Herzegovina

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Travnik and Jajce are notable destinations for travelers visiting Bosnia and Herzegovina, each offering unique attractions and experiences worth exploring.

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JAJCE AND TRAVNIK TOUR

Duration: 10 hours
Max. People: 7
Pickup/Drop-off: Sarajevo
Departure Time: 08:00 AM
Included: Bottles of water per passenger, tour guide, transportation, parking
Not Included: Tips, entrance fees for catacombs in Jajce (€4 per person), entrance fees for fortress in Jajce (€2.50 per person), entrance fees for fortress in Travnik (€2 per person), entrance fee for Ivo Andric Birth House (€2 per person), food and beverages

Travnik and Jajce are two significant destinations within Bosnia and Herzegovina, offering rich historical insights and architectural marvels. Travnik, with its blend of medieval, ottoman, mediterranean, and austro-hungarian styles, stands out as an intriguing urban landscape. Founded in 1699, after Sarajevo was devastated by Prince Eugene of Savoy, Travnik transitioned from being the capital of the Bosnian Ottoman province to becoming the residence of Bosnian viziers serving in various capacities, including provincial governors or chief ministers to the sultan.

Exploring these ancient cities is a journey into history, where each landmark tells a story. On this tour, you'll have the opportunity to visit Travnicki Fort, Bluewater, Jajckij Waterfall, Pliva Lakes, and Pliva Water Mills. These sites offer breathtaking views and fascinating stories, providing ample opportunities for learning and enjoyment.

This itinerary promises an enriching experience, blending cultural heritage with natural beauty, making it an ideal choice for anyone interested in exploring Bosnia and Herzegovina's rich past and vibrant present.

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Itinerary	Two pickup location options are available: 1. Sarajevo, Hotel Holiday 2. Travnik The photo stop, sightseeing, walk option lasts for one hour. Two drop-off locations are as follows: 1. Hotel Holiday, Sarajevo 2. Other stop Itinerary details may vary.
Highlights	Travnik and Jajce are significant cities that should not be missed during a visit to Bosnia and Herzegovina (BiH). Jajce was once the last capital of the Bosnian Kingdom, while Travnik served as the capital of the Bosnian Ottoman Province.
Includes	- Bottle of water per passenger, tour guide, transportation, parking services. - Tips, entrance fee for the Jajce Catacombs (4 kilometers, 2 euros per person), entrance fee for the Jajce Fortress (5 kilometers, 2. 50 euros per person), entrance fee for the Travnik Fortress (4 kilometers, 2 euros per person). - Entrance fee for the Birth House of Ivo Andrić (Andrić) in Jajce (4 kilometers, 2 euros), food and beverage services.
Not suitable for	Persons below one year of age Individuals above ninety-five years old Individuals weighing more than three hundred nine pounds or one hundred forty kilograms