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Towns like Počitelj, Jajce, and Travnik boast impressive Ottoman-era and medieval fortresses, reflecting centuries of diverse rule and strategic importance. Počitelj is particularly known for its Ottoman architecture.
This UNESCO World Heritage site is famous for its Ottoman-era houses cascading down a hillside, with numerous windows appearing to stare out from the white facades. It offers picturesque views across the Osum River.
Known for its distinctive Ottoman-era stone houses, often resembling small fortresses, Gjirokastër is a well-preserved example of a Balkan trading town. Its steep cobbled streets and castle add to its charm.