🧭 A little map, a big adventure

Let’s explore Bosnia and Herzegovina!

Follow rivers, spot landmarks and collect a travel badge for every place you discover.

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⭐ Map challenge

Find the place!

Read the clue, tap the matching illustration, then collect your badge.

Illustrated map with 24 places in Bosnia and Herzegovina

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Places on the map

Open a place page to learn about its landmark and read a fun fact.

Krajina

Bihać

Una River

Psst, the Una flows through Bihać - follow its blue line all the way to the waterfalls!

Krajina

Drvar

Tito's Cave

Tito’s Cave is near Drvar, tucked among the mountains - like a secret hideout in an adventure!

Western Herzegovina

Livno

Wild horses

Horses roam freely on the Krug plateau near Livno. Their ancestors once worked on farms.

Krajina

Banja Luka

Kastel Fortress and the Vrbas

Kastel Fortress stands beside the Vrbas in the heart of Banja Luka. A Roman military settlement called Castra once stood on this site!

Central Bosnia

Jajce

Pliva Waterfall

The Pliva Waterfall is about 20 metres high, and the Pliva joins the Vrbas below it. Two rivers meet with a big splash!

Central Bosnia

Travnik

Old Town Fortress and Plava Voda

The Old Town Fortress has stood above Travnik and Plava Voda for more than 500 years. What stories might its stone walls hold?

Central Bosnia

Zenica

Bosna River Valley

The Bosna River runs through Zenica, and nearby Vranduk Fortress guards a passage through a canyon.

Central Bosnia

Visoko

Old Town of Visoki

The remains of the medieval royal town of Visoki sit on Visočica Hill above Visoko and are protected as a national monument.

Sarajevo-Zenica Basin

Sarajevo

Baščaršija

Sarajevo, the capital of Bosnia and Herzegovina, lies in the Sarajevo-Zenica Basin, closer to the country’s central part - find it on the map!

Herzegovina

Mostar

Old Bridge

The Old Bridge crosses the Neretva - its stone arch joins two banks like a giant hug!

Herzegovina

Blagaj

Buna Spring and Tekija

The Buna springs from beneath a tall cliff in Blagaj - as if water came from a hidden mountain cave!

Herzegovina

Međugorje

St. James Church

St. James Church is one of the main gathering places for pilgrims in Međugorje.

Herzegovina

Neum

Adriatic Coast

Neum is Bosnia and Herzegovina’s only coastal town, on the Adriatic Sea. Find the blue seashore!

Herzegovina

Počitelj

Old Town of Počitelj

Počitelj is a stone settlement in the Neretva valley. Its streets climb uphill toward the fortress!

Herzegovina

Trebinje

Arslanagić Bridge

Trebinje lies by the Trebišnjica - try saying Trebinje, Trebišnjica, cherry three times fast!

Eastern Bosnia

Višegrad

Mehmed Paša Sokolović Bridge

Mehmed Paša Sokolović Bridge crosses the Drina and has eleven stone arches. Can you count them?

Eastern Bosnia

Zvornik

Fortress above the Drina

The Drina flows beside Zvornik - follow it like a blue ribbon through the valley!

Eastern Bosnia

Srebrenica

Guber Springs

The Guber springs near Srebrenica are known for their mineral water.

Central Bosnia

Zavidovići

Krivaja meets the Bosna

In Zavidovići, the Krivaja joins the Bosna - two rivers meet and continue together!

Northeastern Bosnia

Tuzla

Pannonian Lakes

Tuzla is known for its salty Pannonian Lakes in the city centre - a swim without going to the sea!

Posavina

Brčko

Sava River

Brčko sits beside the Sava in Posavina - an imaginary boat trip can start downstream!

Semberija

Bijeljina

Semberija Plain

Bijeljina is the largest city in Semberija, a fertile plain in northeastern Bosnia and Herzegovina.

Northeastern Bosnia

Gradačac

Husein Captain Gradaščević Tower

The Tower of the Dragon of Bosnia rises above Gradačac - a name made for a Zmajko story!

Krajina

Prijedor

Kozara Mountain and the Sana River

The Sana flows by Prijedor, and forested Kozara rises nearby - a river and a mountain in one adventure!

🌊 Follow the water

Rivers of Bosnia and Herzegovina

Meet each river on its own page and follow the places connected by its waters.

Sava River

The Sava runs along Bosnia and Herzegovina’s northern border and receives major tributaries such as the Bosna, Vrbas and Drina.

Explore this river

⛰️ Reach for the peaks

Mountains and hills

Explore mountain and hill pages with a fun fact and nearby map stops.

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📖 A little story behind the name

Why is it called Bosnia and Herzegovina?

Think of the country’s name as a two-piece history puzzle!

Bosnia

The name is connected to the Bosna River and the region around it.

Herzegovina

Its name comes from “herceg,” a title like duke used by medieval ruler Stjepan Vukčić Kosača.

Put the two names together and you get the name of one country, with stories from both historic regions.