Travnik

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Travnik is a historic town in central Bosnia and Herzegovina that once served as the capital of the Ottoman governors of Bosnia and is known for its well-preserved oriental architecture.

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Travnik canonical 3

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Predicate Object
instanceOf municipality
town
administrativeCenterOf Central Bosnia Canton (de facto, shared)
Municipality of Travnik
continent Europe
country Bosnia and Herzegovina
economySector small-scale industry
tourism
trade
hasCulturalInstitution library
museum
theatre
hasEducationalInstitution University of Travnik
hasFeature bazaars
cobblestone streets
traditional Ottoman houses
hasHeritageSite Sulejmanija Mosque
Travnik Fortress
Šarena Džamija
hasNotablePerson Ivo Andrić
hasReligiousBuilding Catholic churches
Islamic mosques
Orthodox churches
hasRiver Lašva River
Plava Voda spring
historicalPeriod Austro-Hungarian rule
Ottoman Empire
historicalRole seat of the Ottoman governors of Bosnia
knownFor Ivo Andrić’s novel "Travnička hronika" (Bosnian Chronicle)
linked to: Bosnian Chronicle

Ottoman-era houses
fortress
historic old town
mosques
well-preserved oriental architecture
languageUsed Bosnian
Croatian
Serbian
locatedIn Central Bosnia Canton
Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina
central Bosnia
linked to: Central Bosnia
near Vlašić Mountain
linked to: Vranica mountain
partOf Lašva Valley
region Balkans
religion Eastern Orthodoxy
Islam
Roman Catholicism
timeZone Central European Time
timeZoneDST Central European Summer Time

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Jajce hasNearbyCity Travnik
Central Bosnia containsCity Travnik