The town of Jajce tell a story with its walls, legends, its tower, as well as its overall uniqueness. The royal town of Jajce is worth a visit if you want to step back in time, if only for a brief period of time. Jajce is a museum itself, one that will allow you to witness many points of cultural significance within the small area it spreads over, spots that attract the attention of the many tourists who come to the city to enjoy all it has to offer.
The Pliva Lake - The first thought of those who visited the town of Jajce are Pliva Lakes. The group name for Malo and Veliko jezero originated on the river Pliva, more precisely in the valley of the river Pliva and the settlement of Jezera. It is important to emphasize that the Great Lake is located at an altitude of 424 m, is 3.3 km long and its average width is about 400 m. The small lake has a length of 1.5 km while the average length of this lake is 150 m. Pliva Lakes are the largest natural lakes in Bosnia and Herzegovina.
Pliva waterfall - Can you close your eyes for a moment? Imagine the most beautiful untouched nature, the chirping of birds reaching between the forests of beautifully clear water falling from a height of 20 m? A place like from the most beautifully told fairy tale, a place that takes your breath away with its beauty for years is located in the very center of the town of Jajce, where its specificity is hidden.
For centuries, the Jajce Fortress has been firmly defending its city. Each stone of this fortress is a special story. If you walk through this place you will feel its power. At an altitude of 470 m, the true historical wealth of the town of Jajce rises. The construction of this invincible fortress began in the 13th century, but it was also upgraded centuries later, from the period of the Ottoman Empire until the time of the Austro-Hungarian rule.
The Water Mills in Jajce - Jajce abounds in unique natural beauties, so Mlinčići is one of them. At first glance unreal, but at other sight beautiful and unique Mlinčići represent a complex of 20 small mills built of oak wood, the construction of which reflects the then well-known carpentry skill. No wonder why they attract tourists from all over the world. Their existence is as far back as 400 years, which in no way diminishes their uniqueness and beauty, but on the contrary increases their value.
Another historically interesting but also important place that you can visit upon arrival in the city of Jajce are the CATACOMBS. Their mystique can also be felt through the breeze as you walk through this city. They are mysterious and exude a special spirituality. What exactly are catacombs? The catacombs in the town of Jajce represent a Christian religious building in this case an underground church. They were built by order of the founder of the city of Jajce, Hrvoje Vukčić Hrvatinić in the late XIX and early XX. century.
