Your tour begins at this medieval fortress perched above Jajce's Old Town. Listen to the audio story of the kings who ruled from these walls and take in sweeping views over the confluence of the Pliva and Vrbas rivers.

Descend into this unique early Christian catacomb from the late 14th century, where the audio guide brings the story of St. Luke's remains and the faith of medieval Jajce to life.

One of Bosnia's most photographed sights — a waterfall where the Pliva River plunges into the Vrbas. Your audio guide tells the story of the mills, the medieval market, and the natural forces that shaped Jajce.

This 15th-century church of the Virgin Mary served as a royal chapel for the last Bosnian kings. The audio story reveals how it became a mosque after the Ottoman conquest — a tale of power and transformation at the heart of Jajce.

A scenic chain of lakes fed by the Pliva River, dotted with traditional wooden watermills. Your audio guide paints the picture of life along these banks and how the mills powered the town for centuries.

The Franciscan museum holds some of the finest medieval tombstones (stećci) in Bosnia. Your audio stop explores the Franciscan role in preserving Bosnian heritage through centuries of Ottoman rule.

Wander through Jajce's charming old bazaar (Čaršija) where Ottoman-era craftsmen once traded. The audio stop brings the market's history alive and sets the scene for the town's layered identity.