Stari Grad PSET, located on a picturesque hill above the Una River, represents one of the most precious historical treasures of Bosanska Krajina. This medieval fortress combines a wealth of history, enchanting architecture, and stunning natural surroundings, making it an unmissable place for those who wish to feel the spirit of past times. Today, a walk through the ruins of Pset offers a unique opportunity to sense the breath of history. The stone walls, towers, and remnants of former buildings testify to a time of chivalry, trade routes, and daily life within the walls of this powerful fortress. Each step takes you deeper into the past – through narrow medieval paths, ramparts, and towers that ignite the imagination and transport you back to the era of feudal lords.

In the quiet heart of Bosanska Krupa, where the Una River whispers softly through the town, lie the Green Islands — a cluster of small river islets connected by wooden bridges and shady paths. This natural oasis offers a perfect harmony between urban proximity and untouched nature. It is an ideal place for a family outing, a romantic walk, or an active day outdoors. Wooden footbridges lead through the islets and open views of the emerald Una, creating small frames of natural poetry, perfect for photographs. Children's playgrounds, open fitness stations, and volleyball courts provide recreational opportunities. During the summer, river access and swimming spots are particularly popular among locals and visitors. Come and feel the tranquility of the Una.

On the banks of this wondrous Una River, in the heart of Bosanska Krajina, lies Mlinovi na Uni – an authentic corner of natural and cultural heritage. Once, these wooden mills were the lifeblood of life along the Una: a place where grain was milled, the community gathered, and stories were passed down through generations. Today, they are a symbol of bygone times and a reminder of the strength of a simple yet rich way of life. A walk along the mills takes you back in time – the sound of water, the smell of wood, the rustle of the river – all inviting you to stop, listen, and immerse yourself in a centuries-old story. Though they stand still, the mills still speak, and their architecture tells the story of people who lived in harmony with the river, nature, and themselves.

The City Mosque in Bosanska Krupa — a symbol of faith, community, and endurance. In the heart of Bosanska Krupa, as a silent witness of time, stands the City Mosque — Pazardžik Mosque, as it is originally named. Its story began around 1830 when it was originally built of wood. After the wooden mosque was demolished in 1905, just three years later, the residents of Krupa united to build a new one similar to the current one. Architecturally, the City Mosque in Bosanska Krupa represents an exceptional blend of pseudo-Moorish and Gothic elements. According to journalist Jasmin Grošić's research, its designer was engineer Karl Fitzinger, whose name appears on the list of officials in the Bosanski glasnik from 1902.

The Church of the Blessed Virgin Mary in Bosanska Krupa was built in the early 20th century in a neo-Gothic style, uncommon in this region. It stands as an important symbol of faith and spiritual tradition. Its harmonious architecture, altar, and sacred artwork create an atmosphere of peace and dignity. Visiting the church offers a sense of calm and connection with the area’s religious heritage. Together with the City Mosque and the Church of the Nativity of the Theotokos, it reflects the town’s rich spiritual and cultural diversity. Bosanska Krupa is a place where traditions meet and universal values of respect and understanding are deeply felt.

The Church of the Nativity of the Virgin Mary, another gem of Bosanska Krupa, bears witness to the rich Orthodox heritage of the region. Its architecture and icons captivate visitors and worshippers alike. Inside, you will experience the deeply rooted Orthodox traditions and religious heritage that form an essential part of Bosanska Krupa’s identity. Visiting these sacred sites offers a spiritual journey, an opportunity to explore diverse religious beliefs, and a chance to cultivate mutual respect. It is a place where different faiths coexist in harmony, creating a unique atmosphere of tolerance and peaceful coexistence. Bosanska Krupa, with the Church of Saint Mary, the City Mosque, and the Church of the Nativity of the Virgin Mary, presents a wealth of spirituality and cultural diversity. Here, you will encounter universal values of love, respect, and understanding. Welcome to Bosanska Krupa – a place where faith unites people and enriches the soul.

The Cultural Center building in Bosanska Krupa, built in 1903, is one of the city’s recognizable landmarks and a symbol of its vibrant cultural life. Covering around 1,000 m², it combines historical charm with functionality. The complex consists of two wings: a large hall with 400 seats hosting concerts, performances and public events, and a smaller wing with a 100-seat Chamber Theatre and the City Gallery. After war damage, the building was restored with support from the “Ponti di Pace” association. The City Library is located in the central section. Today, the Cultural Center is the heart of artistic and social life, continuing a strong tradition of literature, music and visual arts.

In Bosanska Krupa, the anniversary of the sinking of the RMS Titanic is commemorated each year, honoring four local men: Ćerim Balkić, Redžo Delalić, Ejdo Rekić and Husein Sivić. On April 10, 1912, they embarked for America in search of a better life, traveling in third class among many emigrants. After striking an iceberg in the icy waters of the North Atlantic, the ship sank, claiming more than 1,500 lives. The memorial in Bosanska Krupa preserves the memory of these citizens and the great wave of migration from the Bosnian Krajina region.