City: Bosnia and Herzegovina
Capital
and largest city: Sarajevo
43°52′N 18°25′E / 43.867°N 18.417°E / 43.867; 18.417
Official languages: None at federal level
National languages: Bosnian
Croatian
Serbian
Demonym: Bosnian
Herzegovinian
Government: Federal parliamentary
constitutional republic
• High Representative: Valentin Inzko
• Chairman of the Presidency: Bakir Izetbegović
• Members of the Presidency: Mladen Ivanić
Dragan Čović
• Prime Minister: Denis Zvizdić
Legislature: Parliamentary Assembly
• Upper house: House of Peoples
• Lower house: House of Representatives
Establishment history• Banate of Bosnia: c. 1154
• Kingdom of Bosnia: c. 1377
• Ottoman conquest: c. 1463
• Austro-Hungarian rule: 1878
• Secession from Austria-Hungary: 29 October 1918
• Creation of Yugoslavia: 4 December 1918
• National Day: 25 November 1943
• Independence from SFR Yugoslavia: 1 March 1992
• Observed: 6 April 1992
• Current constitution: 14 December 1995
Area• Total: 51,129 km (19,741 sq mi) (125th)
• Water (%): 0.8%
Population• 2013 census: 3,531,159
• Density: 68.97/km (178.6/sq mi)
GDP (PPP): 2018 estimate
• Total: $45.858 billion
• Per capita: $12,986
GDP (nominal): 2018 estimate
• Total: $18.560 billion
• Per capita: $5,256
Gini (2011): 33.8
medium · 18th
HDI (2016): 0.750
high · 81st
Currency: Convertible mark (BAM)
Time zone: CET (UTC+1)
• Summer (DST): CEST (UTC+2)
Date format: dd. mm. yyyy. (CE)
Drives on the: right
Calling code: +387
ISO 3166 code: BA
Internet TLD: .ba
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1. Gradine
2. Zvornik Fortress
3. Roman Villa Mogorjelo Archaeological Site
4. Stari grad
5. Temple of Mithras
Mitrasova, Jajce 70101 Bosnia and Herzegovina http://www.agencija-jajce.ba/turisti%C4%8Dka-ponuda/atrakcije/mitrej
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Mithreum (bosnian Mitrej) is temple dedicated to Indo-European god Mithra which is worshiped in Roman empire. Temple is dating from 3rd or 4th century and it's discovered accidentally during the construction of private house. Temple is protected by glass walls but you can still see it. If you want to enter inside and look it closely you need to contact workers in the Ethnological museum.
