Walk Bihać’s historic centre and Una riverfront

You begin in the old core, where the Captain’s Tower stands as the most visible piece of Bihać’s medieval fortifications, and take a few minutes to read its solid defensive form and, if the city museum is open, to look inside. From the tower you walk a short distance through the historic streets to Fethija Mosque, the Gothic church turned mosque, where the contrast between the medieval Christian shell and the Islamic function is the point of the visit. From Fethija it is only a few minutes to the Una: you come out at the riverside and the old Iron Bridge, the best viewpoint over the green water in the centre of town. You can follow the riverside paths along the bank, rest where the city meets the water, and loop back to the centre through the old streets. The whole circuit is gentle and short, and most of it is spent either among the historic buildings or beside the river.