Kozarska Dubica

Kozarska Dubica is located on the banks of the Una River, which forms the border with Croatia. The area is rich in history, especially from WWII, commemorated by a monument in Kozara National Park. This park is the main attraction, offering forests and hiking trails. The town itself has a relaxed atmosphere. The emerald Una River has opportunities for swimming and kayaking. Nearby is the Moštanica Monastery, a 12th-century Serbian Orthodox monastery. The gastronomy features Bosnian dishes like Ćevapi and Burek. The best way to get there is by car, about 50 kilometers from Banja Luka. The best time to visit is from late spring to early autumn, handy for outdoor activities in Kozara National Park and on the Una River.

Nearby cities

Banja Luka

The second largest city in Bosnia and Herzegovina and the de facto capital of Republika Srpska.

Prijedor

One of the largest cities in the Bosanska Krajina region.

Mlječanica

A specialized health and rehabilitation center near Kozarska Dubica, famous for its unique sulfur springs.

Kozara National Park

The 'green heart of Krajina' – a forested national park with significant historical monuments and diverse recreational opportunities.

Novska

Novska is located in central Croatia at the intersection of major transport routes.

Gradiška

Gradiška is located on the right bank of the Sava River at the border with Croatia.

Novi Grad

Novi Grad is located in the northwest of the country at the confluence of the Una and Sana rivers.

Popovača

Popovača is a charming small town in the heart of Croatia, at the gateway to the Moslavina wine region.

Sanski Most

Sanski Most is located in the northwest of the country on the Sana River.

Petrinja

Petrinja is located at the confluence of the Petrinjčica and Kupa rivers in the Banovina region.

Laktaši

Laktaši is located in the north of Republika Srpska, near Banja Luka.

Banja Luka Business District

The Banja Luka Business District is the administrative and financial center of the Republika Srpska.

Daruvar

Daruvar is a spa town in western Slavonia, known for its thermal springs and winemaking tradition.

Krupa na Uni

Krupa na Uni is a municipality in the northwest of Republika Srpska.

Bosanska Krupa

Bosanska Krupa is located on the banks of the Una and Krušnica rivers in northwestern Bosnia.

History & landmarks

Sokolac Castle

Sokolac Castle is located in Brinj.

Gvozdansko Castle

A castle of the Zrinski family, famous for the heroic siege of 1577/78 when the defenders froze to death rather than surrender to the Ott…

Bužim Old Town

Bužim Fortress in northwestern Bosnia stands out for its unusual architecture.

Nature

Lonjsko Polje Nature Park

This large flood basin of the Sava River is known for its diverse birdlife and traditional wooden architecture.

Bliha Waterfall

An impressive vertical waterfall located near Sanski Most.

Bardača Wetland

A protected wetland and Ramsar site in the north of the country, consisting of eleven lakes.

More places

Kozara National Park

Situated between the Una, Sana, and Sava rivers, this park is known for its dense beech and fir forests.

Kozara

Kozara is a mountain range in northwestern Bosnia, often referred to as an island mountain.

Lonjsko Polje

The largest protected wetland in Croatia is located in the Sava River valley.

Zrinska Gora

Zrinska Gora is a mountain range in the Banovina region of central Croatia.

Petrokemija Fertilizer Plant

Petrokemija in Kutina is the only fertilizer factory in Croatia.

Omarska Iron Ore Mine

The Omarska iron ore mine near Prijedor provides raw materials for steelworks across Europe.

Lipik Glass Factory

Lipik Glass Factory specializes in producing high-quality glass for the automotive industry and high-speed trains.

Sisak Oil Refinery

The Sisak refinery is a key part of the Croatian oil industry (INA).