Jajce

Dominating the town, this hilltop fortress offers great views over the town and nearby hills. Inside it is very sparse with almost no information and little more than the walls to walk around, however you will likely have the place to yourself. Pleasant views over the town but debatable if these alone warrant the cost and the steep walk up.

This is the waterfall where the Pliva River meets the Vrbas River. Scenic view points can be accessed on both sides of the waterfall (the southern offering the better view), and on the far bank requiring more effort to get to but a great view back across the town. Viewing the waterfall from above is free, but less spectacular. Expensive for what amounts to a 10 minutes stroll and a photo opportunity.

Monastery with many artworks and historical items, the latter including the skeleton of the last Bosnian king.

A cluster of small rooms make up the catacombs. Very dim light combined with uneven ground mean caution is needed. The 5 minutes it takes to visit hardly warrants the entrance fee, although a guidebook sold at the ticket kiosk helps.

If you're interested in the town's history, you can get several books (including serious monographies) here. The exhibit itself is nothing spectacular.