With Nada we woke up in a nice hut next to the
Una river, a few kilometers South of
Novi Grad in
Bosnia and Herzegovina. We decided to visit the city in the morning and to have breakfast in the city centre. Time was on our side, so we took some time to explore the city of
Novi Grad, previously known as Bosanski Novi. After a while we returned back to our hut, where we prepared ourselves for the main evening event, marriage of Jera and Darko. Congratulations!
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| Уна / Una is a right tributary of the Sava river. |
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| Our hut for 2 nights |
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| Una river got its name from Romans. The Romans found its beauty so unique that they named it the One (Una). |
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| 28 kinds of fish live in this river and the biggest of which is the huchen. |
Time for breakfast. Burek is a typical food and we didn't want to miss it.
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| The town of Novi Grad was first mentioned in 1280 under the Latin name Castrum Novum which, literally translated, means "new fort'" It belonged to the dukes of Blagaj and in the early sixteenth century came under power of Nikola Zrinski. |
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| Nada and her chocolate cow Mala Kravica. |
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| In 1895, during Austro-Hungarian rule in Bosnia and Herzegovina, the town was officially given the name "Bosanski Novi". |
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| One of the streets |
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| Novi Grad is located on the right bank of the Una and both banks of the Sana. |
Photographer Nada
Fisherman on the confluence
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| Park Majke Partizanke |
Back to our hut
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| Ready for the bride and the groom |
Arrival
Groom Darko had to shoot an apple in the tree. In the meantime Jera had to take picture with Kire.
We had to show ourselves to the city.
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| Tjaša, Kire, Tuši and Nada |
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| Back to the party |
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| It's official - Darko & Jera Ivanović |
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