Srebrenik: Hotel, Fortress and Cultural Events
Stari grad Srebrenik is a medieval fortress on a high, steep rock above the Tinja Valley in the Gornji Srebrenik area.
Nature and Trails
The marked Boletova staza trail begins in the city centre of Srebrenik, is of moderate difficulty, is 8 km long and passes by medieval Srebrenik. For the Stari grad Srebrenik site, an access road, lighting, security and other ancillary services are also listed.
Culture and History
The oldest surviving mention of the Stari grad Srebrenik fortress appears in the charter issued on 15 February 1333 by the Bosnian Ban Stjepan II Kotromanić. Another historical reference can be found in Špionica: Stara džamija sa haremom u Špionici belongs to the type of mosque with an open porch, a hipped roof and a wooden minaret.
The Suljagića-Konak in Donja Špionica is a national monument of Bosnia and Herzegovina and a rare, valuable and exceptionally well-preserved example of a rural farmstead. At the Etno dvorište Marojević in Gornji Hrgovi, visitors can see an old hearth, an old mill, an ethnographic room and a museum with numerous antiques and artefacts.
At the Etno dvorište Marojević, visitors can also sample traditional dishes, including food prepared under a sač, Čorbanac, fish and fish soup.
Events
The cultural event Srebrenik otvoreni grad umjetnosti (OGUS) has been organised since 1977. As part of Srebrenik otvoreni grad umjetnosti (OGUS), an international art colony is held every year at the end of August and beginning of September. The OGUS Gallery's collection comprises almost 1,000 valuable works of art created during previous editions of the event.
Dani Povelje also reflects the town's long history. The event was established in 2003 to commemorate the first written mention of the town of Srebrenik in 1333 and takes place in February. Zima u kraljevskom gradu is also among the tourism-oriented events held annually in Srebrenik.
Kraljevska desetka adds a sporting event to the calendar. The event in Srebrenik includes 5 km and 10 km races. Kraljevska desetka also features children's races in two age groups for children aged 6 to 11.
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For further orientation at the same level, you can also explore Dubrave Gornje, Gračanica, Lukavac, Gradačac, Hrasno Donje, Živinice Grad and Tuzla.
For the higher-level travel overview: Tuzla Canton.