Embark on a journey through Travnik’s rich past, once the heart of the Ottoman province of Bosnia and home to the Bosnian viziers from 1699. The city rose in prominence as a key locus of authority in the entire Western frontier of the empire, with consulates initiated by the French and Austro-Hungarian administrations. Following Travnik, we will explore one of Bosnia and Herzegovina’s most picturesque cities, Jajce. With its stunning waterfall and intricate history, Jajce distinguishes itself from the rest. ‘From the heart of this town, murmurs the most stunning waterfall of the entire empire’, (a postcard statement written by Czech tourists from Jajce to Prague, in the late 19th century, during Bosnia’s Austro-Hungarian reign). Lastly, you’ll encounter enchanting watermills that seem plucked straight from a storybook.