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Bihać

Population

56,000

Area

900.00 km²

Elevation

231 m

Basic Information

Bihać is a city that literally lives on and for the Una River. Its center is adorned with a historic old town featuring medieval fortifications, while its surroundings are defined by Una National Park and its spectacular waterfalls. The city is famous for the "Una Regatta," an event that attracts thousands of water sports enthusiasts and nature lovers every year. The cultural life of Bihać is enriched by festivals such as "Bihać Summer," while its gastronomic scene offers the finest specialties of the Krajina region in riverside restaurants overlooking the emerald waters of the Una. From the Japod Islands to peaceful walks through city parks, Bihać is an ideal destination for travelers seeking a balance between outdoor adventure and rich cultural heritage.

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Spring - Bihać

Spring

Experience the powerful flow of the Štrbački Buk and Martin Brod waterfalls when the Una River reaches its highest water levels.

Summer - Bihać

Summer

Enjoy the Una Regatta, rafting adventures, and swimming in the emerald waters of the Una, complemented by lively summer festivals throughout the city.

Autumn - Bihać

Autumn

Explore the medieval Ostrožac Castle and admire the golden autumn colors along the Una River canyon.

Winter - Bihać

Winter

Experience a peaceful winter atmosphere by the river, accompanied by traditional cuisine and visits to the city's museums.

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Interesting Facts About Bihać

Bihać lies on the banks of the emerald-green Una River, one of the cleanest and most beautiful rivers in Europe.
The city serves as the gateway to Una National Park, one of the most famous natural areas in Bosnia and Herzegovina.
The renowned Štrbački Buk and Martin Brod waterfalls, among the country's greatest natural attractions, are located near Bihać.
Bihać has a rich history dating back to the Middle Ages, and its historic center still preserves part of this heritage today.

Food – What to Try in Bihać?

Una River Trout
Bosnian Pot
Roasted Lamb
Traditional Krajina Pies
Homemade Cheese and Kajmak
Baklava and Tufahije