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Explore the medieval fortress, Visoko Grad, which dates back to the 14th century and offers stunning views of the surrounding landscape.

Visit the nearby town of Zenica and tour the Franciscan Monastery and Museum, which houses a collection of religious art and artifacts.

Enjoy dinner at Restaurant Vrelo, located on the banks of the Bosna River and known for its fresh fish dishes.

Take a day trip to the city of Sarajevo, the capital of Bosnia and Herzegovina. Start by visiting the historic Baščaršija bazaar and the Gazi Husrev-beg Mosque.

Stop for lunch at Inat Kuća, a restaurant that was once slated for demolition but was saved by a stubborn owner who refused to sell. The restaurant serves traditional Bosnian cuisine and offers great views of the river.

Visit the Sarajevo Tunnel Museum, which tells the story of how a tunnel was built during the siege of Sarajevo to transport food, supplies, and people in and out of the city. End the day with dinner at Dveri, a modern restaurant that serves a fusion of Bosnian and international cuisine.

Head to the nearby town of Fojnica and visit the Fojnica Monastery, which dates back to the 14th century and houses a museum with a collection of manuscripts and artifacts.

Take a scenic drive to the village of Lukomir, the highest and most isolated village in Bosnia and Herzegovina. You can hike along the Rakitnica Canyon or simply enjoy the traditional Bosnian architecture and way of life.

Return to Visoko for dinner at Restaurant Babanovac, known for its hearty stews and grilled meats.

Visit the nearby town of Breza and explore the Breza Castle, which was built in the 19th century and served as a residence for the local ruler.

Head to the nearby town of Vares and visit the Vares War Tunnel Museum, which tells the story of how a tunnel was built during the Bosnian War to supply the besieged town with food and ammunition.

End the trip with dinner at Restaurant Fajferica, which serves traditional Bosnian dishes with a modern twist.