Zvornik

Zvornik extends along both banks of the Drina River at 146 meters elevation, forming a natural border between Bosnia and Herzegovina and Serbia.

The settlement, first documented in 1410 as Zvonik meaning bell tower, developed into a crucial trading post connecting Sarajevo with Belgrade through important routes.

The city maintains its heritage through the Cultural Summer festival in August, featuring traditional music performances, art exhibitions, and regional gastronomy displays.

The municipal area spans 376 square kilometers, accommodating 63,686 residents according to the 2013 census, with developed industrial and agricultural sectors.

The medieval Kula Grad fortress, constructed in the 7th century, stands above the city offering views across the Drina Valley into neighboring Serbia.

Location: City of Zvornik

Elevation above the sea: 146 m

Website: http://opstina-zvornik.org

GPS coordinates: 44.38333,19.10000

Latest update: May 27, 2025 09:50