Get to know Bosanska Krupa, the place where Una and Krušnica kiss, murmur and silence alternate, joy of life and peace for the soul, the City that is reflected in the water and offers its hands to every well-meaning person. The city of Bosanska Krupa is located in the northwestern part of Bosnia and Herzegovina, it is one of the three cities and five municipalities of the Unsko-Sana canton and borders the cities of Bihać and Cazin and the municipalities of Bužim, Sanski Most and Bosanski Petrovac (Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina), Novi Grad and Krupa on Uni (RS), and with the municipality of Dvor in the Republic of Croatia. It is surrounded from the south by Mount Grmeč, and on the other side by relatively low hills and areas with a height of 200-300 m.

rom the direction of Bihać, the river Una flows through the basin through the very center of the city, and its right tributary Krušnica, passes from the south, goes around the hill Hum and flows into the Una at Veliki adam on the north side of the city. The traffic position of Bosanska Krupa is very favorable compared to the surrounding regions and their centers. The network of main and regional roads makes this area well connected with other parts of the region. The railway and the road enable faster and simple connections with the coastal and Pannonian regions. Bosanska Krupa is 34 km from Bihać and Bosanski Novi (Novi Grad), 122 km from Banja Luka, 148 km from Zagreb, and 250 km from Split.

The climate of this area is favorable, with moderate temperatures, moderate humidity, relatively low cloud cover, considerable sunshine and no strong winds. The area of ​​today’s City was inhabited since prehistoric times. Localities called Gradine and other places in the vicinity remind us of this, as evidenced by the material evidence found from that time. The peripheral territory of the Celtic-Illyrian tribe Japoda belonged to the parish called Pset, whose name it bore, until the 10th century. In the 13th century, the name Pset is lost and the name Krupa appears for the first time, which has more meanings. The favorite legend of the people of Krupa is that Krupa was named after a girl named Krupana, who was building a fortress and threw herself into the river Una due to unrequited love. Medieval Krupa was the most important place in central Pounje, on the border of empires, which left its mark on the cultural and historical heritage, which was mostly destroyed by stormy wars and rebuilt again. Like a Phoenix. The first thing a visitor notices when he comes to the city center is the fortress Stari grad Pset. It represents a characteristic and relatively well-preserved medieval fortification. The branch church of the Blessed Virgin Mary is located at the very foot of the old town, and to the east in its immediate vicinity is the Orthodox church, while the city mosque is located in the city park, northeast of the branch church. On the southwestern slope of the Old Town there is a monument to the period of the anti -fascist struggle 1941-1945. This concentration of cultural-historical and religious buildings within a radius of 50 m on the very bank of the river Una is a unique example in the region .

With a leisurely walk below the Old Town , you come to the Quay and plunge into the Una, bridge after bridge to the Green Islands ! A green oasis composed of 8 small river islands on the Una, connected by romantic wooden footbridges. A unique experience! And so in order down the Una to Otoka.

It is a privilege to live in Krupa, a city of unreal beauty and turbulent history.

The jewel of this area is the river Una, which with its emerald clarity, rapids, adams and sedars offers unforgettable moments of enjoyment. At every step you can find beautiful places for walking, hunting, fishing, camping, hiking, cycling or just enjoying the beautiful natural surroundings.

And then the pearls are lined up: Krušnice spring, Šujnovac picnic area, Mlinčići and Brioni picnic areas, Lake Pecka, Jezerski Old Town, Culture Center and City Gallery with the Krušnica Art Colony and Boško Karanović’s Native Collection, Džemaludin Čaušević’s birthplace in Arapuša, Krupska and Otočka regattas , Una boat ride, Rafting and fishing on Una, Flay fishing on Krušnica, Krušnica – Šujnovac, Gradina, Šilja and many other cycling routes.

In addition , numerous festivals , fairs and events allow you to experience at least part of the customs and traditions of our city. Bosanska Krupa is not only a place for relaxation and exploration, but also an inspiration for artists and photography lovers. Picturesque landscapes, Una rapids, old bridges, mills and traditional houses provide unlimited possibilities for creative expression.

Local residents are extremely hospitable and proud of their traditions. The gourmet experience in Bosanska Krupa is incredible – you can try authentic Bosnian specialties such as lamb, Una fish, Una barbecue plates, burek, maslenica, plum pie and dates and many other delicious snacks.

Do not miss the opportunity to discover this hidden gem of Bosnia and Herzegovina – Bosanska Krupa. Experience the combination of nature, culture and hospitality in one place and create memories that will remain etched in your memory forever.

Welcome to the magical world of Bosanska Krupa!