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Cities
Sarajevo
The national capital; a cosmopolitan European city with a unique Eastern twist as can be seen in its vast diversity of architectural styles
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Banja Luka
The second largest city, serving as the de facto capital of Republika Srpska, with some historical sights and a rich nightlife
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Bihać
City near Croatian border, surrounded by an impressive nature preserve.
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Jajce
A small city with a beautiful waterfall and number of historical attractions dotted around its centre
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Mostar
A nice old town on the Neretva River, symbolised by its medieval bridge
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Tuzla
Third largest city with much industry, though has a lovely old town and monuments to the brutal war too
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Teslic
А health spa resort with the biggest tourist capacity in the country
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Zenica
City with an Ottoman old quarter
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Other destinations
Kozara National Park
National park in the north-west with dense forests and hilly meadows, a hiking and hunting destination.
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Međugorje
Inland town between mountains with a mild Mediterranean climate, but perhaps best known due to claims of apparitions of the Virgin Mary to six locals.
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Srebrenica
Small town in the north-east with beautiful nature, but best known as the site of a genocidal massacre during the Bosnian War.
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Una National Park
The country's largest national park.
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