– a prehistoric lake-dwelling community, the only archaeological park in the area of Balkan. Based on the results of the archaeological researches, found objects from the Neolithic period and other evidence about the existence of lake-dwelling communities in Tuzla, a reconstruction of the way of life of the people in these areas during the Neolithic was made. A scientific approach like this represented the basis for construction of the replica of the prehistoric lake-dwelling community, with the entire interior and exterior inventory characteristic for the period in which it existed. This unique space has multiple importances, not only for the tourist offer of Tuzla and the region, but also for the valorisation of the cultural-historical heritage. The Pannonian Lake is a direct extension of the sports-recreative complex Slana Banja, which is one of the most spacious and the most arranged central parks in Bosnia and Herzegovina. Besides the walking and jogging tracks, this complex includes the complex of tennis courts, indoors soccer and basketball, and some of the memorials of the newer history of the town.
Gradačac
Gradačac In the history of this place the most important role was played by the captains from the family of Gradaščević, and especially Husejn-captain, the Dragon of Bosnia. Important cultural-historical monuments come from that period: Hill-fort with a tower, Husejnija mosque, stone clock-tower… There is one of the oldest libraries in Bosnia and Herzegovina in Gradačac (1839). The area of Gradačac is well known fruit region. Every year, the tourist-economic event, the Plum fair is being held there. At the springs of thermal water a thermal resortsanatorium complex Ilidža was built. The artificial lakes Hazna and Vidora offer great possibilities for development of tourism.
Gračanica The run-down walls are still showing the tumultuous past of the town of Sokol (1426). Besides Sokol, Gračanica is distinguished by Ahmed-pasha’s or White mosque from 1595, clock-tower from the same period and medresa (type of Islamic school) from the end of XIX century. In the area of Gračanica, in the valley of the Spreča River, numerous springs of thermo-mineral water were found, which are being used for the purposes of health tourism. Newly built hotels and numerous motels, as well as the hospitability of the people make every stay in Gračanica pleasant and unforgettable for the travellers.
Gračanica
Srebrenik In the Middle Ages Srebrenik was for a while the residence of Bosnian bans Kotromanić. It was mentioned for the first time in 1333, in the Stjepan II Kotromanić Charter. Numerous stećak necropolises have been preserved on the localities of Mećava and Ćehaja. The most important historical monument in these areas is the medieval town of Srebrenik, whose well preserved walls are still very interesting for the archaeologists and historians. Inside the walls of the Old town, since 1977 the annual cultural festival Srebrenik has been held – the open town of the arts. Near Srebrenik there is a pheasant farm where is annually several thousands of pheasants raised and that means that this region has a future in hunting tourism too. Tourism BiH • October 2009