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The monastery is the only trapist monastery in the Western Balkans and it was reopened in 2008. It is known for its home-made wines and cheese.
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The market, close to the bus- and train station is worth your while. Seems to be coming straight from the countryside, each day of the week in the morning you can buy everything you need there, from vegetables to hardware to second hand freezers. On Sunday cars are on sale - and an occasional French-plated Mercedes, on Tuesdays livestock.
Built in 1887, the 1969 earthquake levelled the church. The current cathedral was built in 1974.
Governor's Palace
In the centre of the city. Built in the 1930s. A concert hall and gallery. This is the main cultural centre placed in the city centre
Саборна црква Христа спаситеља
This church is in the city's centre, and it is one of the most expensive and most beautiful churches in the region.
Cinema
Cinema Palas with your fair amount of blockbusters and some local movies.
In a town where folk music is a general trend, Boom Boom Room is the first club in Banja Luka offering unique, world-like atmosphere, playing exclusively DJ electronic music. Located in the very heart of the city, open W-Sa.