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Novi Grad

Population

21,902

Area

472.00 km²

Elevation

120-200 m

Basic Information

Novi Grad is a town located in the northwest of Bosnia and Herzegovina, in a unique place where the Sana River flows into the Una River. Surrounded by green hills, forests, and river landscapes, it is one of the most beautiful natural destinations in Bosanska krajina. The town is known for its long history, hospitality, and excellent conditions for fishing, walking, and spending time in nature. Thanks to its location along two rivers, Novi Grad offers numerous opportunities for recreation and active holidays throughout the year. The combination of natural beauty and Krajina tradition makes it an interesting destination for visitors of all generations.

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Spring - Novi Grad

Spring

Experience the awakening of nature along the Una! The perfect time for cycling along the trails of Grmeč, strolling along the promenade, and enjoying the first greenery of Krajina villages.

Summer - Novi Grad

Summer

Time for swimming at Ada! Experience the excitement of the Una regatta, kayaking, or simply cool off at the confluence of the Sana and the clear Una.

Autumn - Novi Grad

Autumn

Enjoy the colors of Kozara with local specialties. Autumn is perfect for rural tourism, picking nature's fruits, and peaceful walks along the rivers.

Winter - Novi Grad

Winter

Feel the warmth of Krajina hospitality. Winter brings a peaceful magic by the river, ideal for mulled wine and local culinary delicacies.

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Interesting facts about Novi Grad

Novi Grad is located at the confluence of the Sana River and the Una River, one of the most beautiful river landscapes in Bosnia and Herzegovina.
The Una and Sana rivers are known for their clear water, rich fish stocks, and numerous opportunities for fishing and recreation.
The town has a long history as an important trade and transport center on the border between Bosnia and Herzegovina and Croatia.
The municipality is surrounded by forests, river valleys, and natural areas ideal for active holidays and exploring nature.

Food – What to Try in Novi Grad?

Una River Trout
Grilled river fish
Veal Cooked Under the Sač
Traditional Uštipci with Kajmak
Traditional Homemade Pies