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Attractions and Hotels Near Donji Vakuf

Don't disappear before taking a look at what you can discover in the wider region of Bosnia and Herzegovina. Check out the old towns, historic bridges and mosques in Bosnia and Herzegovina, or take in the area's rivers and mountains. Visitors and locals alike in this fabulous part of Bosnia and Herzegovina enjoy snowboarding, skiing and snow shoeing.

Don't skedaddle before you have checked out the Trappist Monastery and Hram Svete Petke u Kuljanima in Banja Luka. The Cezar Hotel and Hotel Vila Viktorija are some of the accommodation options in Banja Luka. Or, you could stay in Semizovac, 80 kilometres to the east of Donji Vakuf, where you can choose from the Hotel Park and Hotel Exclusive. Regardless of whether you're passing through or spending a few nights in Semizovac, set aside some time to check out Sarajevo Zoo and Sarajevo History Museum.

Sarajevo is positioned 80 kilometres from Donji Vakuf. While you are there, you may wish to explore the Jewish Museum of Bosnia and Herzegovina, Sarajevo Jewish Museum and Sarajevo War Tunnel. The Terme Ilidza and the Sarajevo Tunnel Museum are also worth checking out. Should you wish to stay in Sarajevo, be sure to check the latest deals at the Novotel Sarajevo Bristol (Opening September 2017) and Central Hotel Sarajevo.

Before your Donji Vakuf trip draws to a close, why not spend an afternoon rubbing shoulders and cheering along with Bosnia and Herzegovina sports fans at a local sporting fixture? Grbavica Stadium is located to the east of Donji Vakuf. The Apartments Sarajevo and the Garni Hotel Konak are both good options if you hope to sleep close by.

Sarajevo International Airport is the most logical airport for flying into and leaving Donji Vakuf and is 85 kilometres from the CBD. If you choose to stay nearby, try the Hotel Brass or the Hotel Terme.