1Belgrade Fortress (Kalemegdan)
A fortress and park at the confluence of the Sava and the Danube. The route starts here: climb the walls for views of the rivers and the modern city.
The line shows the approximate driving route and the return to Belgrade. Map © OpenStreetMap contributors.
A 4–5 hour drive across the border and an evening in the old town.
Baščaršija, the Latin Bridge and Bosnian coffee.
A mountain drive, then the Pliva waterfall right in the centre of Jajce and its old town.
The Pliva lakes with their water mills and the Kastel fortress in Banja Luka.
The drive back across the border, about 5 hours.
The stops in order: the numbers match the markers on the map.
1A fortress and park at the confluence of the Sava and the Danube. The route starts here: climb the walls for views of the rivers and the modern city.
2The historic heart of Sarajevo with an Ottoman bazaar, the Sebilj fountain, coffee houses and coppersmiths' workshops.
3A waterfall about 20 m high in the very centre of the medieval town of Jajce, where the Pliva meets the Vrbas.
4Lakes near Jajce with wooden water mills, where you can walk and have lunch by the water.
5An ancient fortress on the bank of the Vrbas river, now a park with cafés and summer events.
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