
The most important cities in Bosnia and Herzegovina at a glance – from the bustling metropolis to the charming small town. Each city links to a detailed page with map, attractions and travel tips.

The Sarajevo Stock Exchange is the most important capital market in the Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina.
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The Banja Luka Business District is the administrative and financial center of the Republika Srpska.
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The PC-96 business zone in Vitez is one of the most successful centers for trade and light industry in Central Bosnia.
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Kozarska Dubica is located on the Una river, on the border with Croatia.
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Visoko is located northwest of Sarajevo at the confluence of the Bosna and Fojnička rivers.
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Gradiška is located on the right bank of the Sava River at the border with Croatia.
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Banovići is a city in northeastern Bosnia and Herzegovina, significantly defined by the coal mining industry.
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Pale is located east of Sarajevo at the foot of the Jahorina Mountains.
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Ljubuški is located in the heart of Herzegovina and is famous for the Kravica waterfalls.
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Srebrenik is located in the northeast of the country and is famous for its medieval fortress perched on a steep rock.
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Briješće is a settlement in the Novi Grad municipality, a suburb of the capital Sarajevo.
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Konjic is located on the Neretva River, roughly halfway between Sarajevo and Mostar.
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Derventa is located in the north of Republika Srpska on the Ukrina River.
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Široki Brijeg is the administrative center of the West Herzegovina Canton.
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Rogatica is located in eastern Bosnia and Herzegovina in the Rakitnica River valley.
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Srebrenica is located in eastern Bosnia and Herzegovina in a narrow valley.
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Bileća is located in eastern Herzegovina on the artificial Lake Bileća.
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Teslić is located in the central part of Republika Srpska on the Usora River.
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Bosanska Krupa is located on the banks of the Una and Krušnica rivers in northwestern Bosnia.
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Gradačac is located in northern Bosnia and is famous for its distinctive fortress and the tower of Husein-Kapetan Gradaščević.
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Laktaši is located in the north of Republika Srpska, near Banja Luka.
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Vlasenica is located in the east of Republika Srpska, surrounded by forest-covered mountains.
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Čapljina is located in southern Herzegovina at the confluence of four rivers.
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Ilijaš is located north of Sarajevo in the Bosna valley.
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Novi Grad is located in the northwest of the country at the confluence of the Una and Sana rivers.
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Prnjavor is located in the north of Republika Srpska and is known as Little Europe due to the numerous national minorities living there for over a ce…
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Janja is located in the northeast of the country, south of Bijeljina, at the confluence of the Janja and Drina rivers.
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Čajniče is a city in the eastern part of Republika Srpska in Bosnia and Herzegovina.
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Vitez is located in the Lašva valley in central Bosnia.
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Tomislavgrad is located in the southwest of the country on the Duvanjsko polje.
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Travnik is the former capital of the Ottoman viziers in Bosnia.
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Višegrad is worldwide famous for the Mehmed Paša Sokolović Bridge, the central theme of Ivo Andrić's novel.
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Vogošća is a municipality north of Sarajevo and a key industrial suburb of the capital.
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Ribnik is located in the west of Republika Srpska on the upper course of the Sana River.
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Bosansko Grahovo is located in the west of the country at the border with Croatia.
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Kladanj is located in northeastern Bosnia in the Drinjača valley.
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Petrovo is located in the north of Republika Srpska at the foot of the Ozren Mountain.
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Bugojno is located in the Vrbas River valley in central Bosnia.
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Novi Travnik was founded after World War II as an industrial town in central Bosnia.
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Cazin is located in northwestern Bosnia and Herzegovina in the Una-Sana Canton.
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Vukosavlje is located in the north of Republika Srpska in the fertile Sava plain.
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Jajce is famous for its spectacular waterfall in the city center, where the Pliva River meets the Vrbas.
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Trnovo is located southeast of Sarajevo in a mountainous region between the Igman and Treskavica mountains.
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Velika Kladuša is the northwesternmost city in the country, right on the border with Croatia.
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Stolac is located in southern Herzegovina on the Bregava River.
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Modriča is located in the north of Republika Srpska in the Posavina region.
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Gračanica is located in the northeast of the country in the Spreča valley.
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Hadžići is a municipality southwest of Sarajevo at the foot of the Igman and Bjelašnica mountains.
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East Mostar is a small municipality in Republika Srpska adjacent to Mostar.
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Discover Sapna, a small town in northeastern Bosnia nestled in a picturesque valley, known for its tranquil nature and historical significance.
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Click a city – the detail page lists the top attractions, a map and travel tips.