It's Called Jablanica.

This is Travnik

Jajce, please

Ahmici (also known as Ahmici)

Pocitelj (also known as Počitel)

This is Mostar

Blagaj Tekija (Blagay Alpine team)

It's called Počitelj

Jablanica (also known as Jablanitsa)

The Konjic (Konyits)

Monument to the Children Slaughtered in the Siege of Sarajevo

This is Vilsonovo

The Ashkenazi Synagogue

The Despić House

City Hall (Gradska Vijećnica)

The House of Inat (Inat Kuća) Restaurant

Monument to the Eternal Fire (Spomenic Vječna Vatra)

Cathedral of Srca Isusova - Cathedral of the Heart of Jesus

This is Željo Ćevabdžinica

Brusa Bezistan (Bursa Bazaar)

Morića Han

Baščaršija and Sebilj

The synagogue of Istipol

Jablanica (also known as Jablanitsa)

Jablanica is right in front of you. Jablanica is known as the place where Tito's partisans blew up Hitler's Nazi train in World War II. Jablanica is known as the place where Tito's partisans blew up Hitler's Nazi train during World War II. The train's locomotive and part of the bridge still stand there as a symbol of Tito's victory.