Jajce City Centre – View of Pliva Waterfall loop from Jajce

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Jajce City Centre – View of Pliva Waterfall loop from Jajce

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Jajce City Centre – View of Pliva Waterfall loop from Jajce

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3.64km

60m

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Easy hike. Great for any fitness level. Easily-accessible paths. Suitable for all skill levels. The starting point of the route is right next to a parking lot.

Last updated: October 8, 2026

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818 m

Jajce City Centre

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Good day,
we would very much like to hike in Jajce. Unfortunately, we don't know the paths around Cusine very well. Maybe someone can post the path from the Avnoj building to the club house (Planinarsko Drustvo) here. As a child, I hiked this path.

Hi guys,
please post this path from Elektrobosna or Avnoj to the club house here. I know there is a path over the hill to Cusina.

Regards

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City walls of Jajce

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The city walls and the fortress are characteristic features of Jajce.

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Jajce Fortress

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When you visit the fortress in Jajce, you see the city from a completely different perspective. The fortress is located 470 meters above sea level. From the fortress walls, you can see Jajce and the old town, which exudes the ambiance of old Bosnian houses. It is believed that the fortress still existed in the 13th century and that it was built and rebuilt over the centuries.

Next to the fortress entrance is a portal bearing the royal coat of arms of the Kotromanić family from the 15th century. It is the only preserved royal portal in Bosnia and Herzegovina. Inside the fortress is a powder chamber built in the late 18th or early 19th century and a water tank from the time of the Austro-Hungarian Empire. The fortress walls extend along the eastern wall, with the Bear Tower and the Travnik Gate, and along the western wall, with the Great Tower (Velika Tabija), the Džikovac Tower, the Papaz Tower, the Banja Luka Gate, and the Šamića Tower, towards the Pliva and Vrbas Rivers.

On the way to the fortress is the Clock Tower (Sahat kula), which was the original entrance to the city in the Middle Ages. It is believed that the clock already stood on the tower during the Ottoman period and that it also dates back to this period.

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Small Pliva Waterfalls in the center of Jajce

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Tip: Visit early in the morning before the tourist buses arrive.

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View of the Old Town of Jajce from the Pliva Bridge

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The Stari grad, or fortress, is the most visible and imposing structure in Jajce, the construction of which marked the birth of the city of Jajce. See: agencija-jajce.ba/1247-1015-tvrdava-na-vrhu-grada-najimpozantnija-jajacka-gradevina

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Eiffel Bridge (Plivski or Jožikin Most), Jajce

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The bridge, located in the immediate vicinity of the Jajce waterfall, has been connecting the left and right banks of the Pliva river for hundreds of years. It has an interesting name: the Eiffel, Plivski or Jožikin most.

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View of Pliva Waterfall

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Jajce is known for the Pliva waterfall and the medieval fortifications in the city center, the Pliva lakes, some well-preserved water mills and the pilgrimage site Podmilačje in the vicinity. The building in which the second AVNOJ assembly took place contains a museum with documents on the establishment of the socialist, communist Yugoslav state.

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