Mosque Fethija - Bihac Sacral Heritage

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The name of the historic town of Bihac was first mentioned in 1260. and this old town, particularly the old historical center, still has preserved sites worthy of your attention.

One of them is certainly the famous Fethija mosque which was built back in 1266 as the church of St. Anthony of Padua.

What happened with the arrival of the Ottomans you can learn with the help of local tourist guides. Arrange a lovely guided tour around the historic center and enrich the whole experience with a fine lunch in one of the nearby restaurants or with a slice of domestic pie and a refreshing beverage in one of the cafes.

Address:
Trg Reisa Džemaludina Čauševića, Bihac
Phone:
+387(0)61 742-590
Opening Hours:
Mon - Sun
6:00 - 19:00

Contacts for guides and further information:
Bihac Tourist Board
Bosanska 1, Bihac
(a young team of a newly established tourist board is ready to help with guides or tips and ideas)
Tel: +387 37 963 456
E-mail: info@visitbihac.ba