Between neoclassical and Art Nouveau buildings, boutiques, jewellery shops and specialty shops line Gospodska Street. Local and international brands invite you to browse. For culinary breaks, cafes and restaurants offer traditional Bosnian dishes such as ćevapi and burek, as well as international cuisine, surrounded by a charming ambience and the lively vibe of the city.

Stroll along Gospodska Street, where tradition and modernity meet. Stay at Kastel, a fortress with a history dating back to Roman times. Sample local specialties at Kazamat, a restaurant that serves European cuisine in a historic setting. Be enchanted by the golden dome of the Cathedral of Christ the Redeemer and immerse yourself in the vibrant nightlife.

Enjoy excellent meat dishes and traditional Bosnian cuisine in a picturesque riverside setting. With a refreshing breeze surrounded by nature, outdoor dining on a small island in summer offers a special touch. Here, high-quality ingredients and local gastronomy combine to create a unique taste experience, rounded off by a selection of top wines.

Discover the traditional art of cheese making, preserved by the Trappist monks. Enjoy the authentic Trappist cheese, the recipe of which is known only to a monk. Experience the rare opportunity to buy this special cheese directly at the monastery, where it is produced according to strict, centuries-old methods and with absolute devotion.

Enjoy Banja Luka-style cevapi, a specialty where the meat patties are combined to form a large patty, served in grilled somun bread with fries and chopped white onions. All this in a charming restaurant within the walls of an old fortress, complemented by a breathtaking view of the Vrbas River from the terrace.

In Banja Luka, life intertwines with café culture. Over a thousand cafes invite you to enjoy homemade coffee when the sun is shining. From espresso to Arabic, accompanied by snacks such as Caesar salad, Kafeterija 5 offers the perfect ambience for warm nights and convivial hours with its cozy outdoor area.

As you stroll through the bustling market, you'll discover a variety of fresh, organic fruits and vegetables, unique baked goods, specialty cheeses, and fresh herbs. Handmade wool socks and gloves offer an authentic shopping experience. A visit to the upstairs restaurant completes the experience with local delicacies.

A dinner at Kod Muje combines culinary delights with a breathtaking view. While you taste the authentic Ćevapčići, surrounded by a friendly atmosphere, the panorama of an old building on the other side of the wide river unfolds in front of you. A place that impresses with its central location, affordable prices and eclectic menu.