Dental tourism

Dental tourism is a branch of health tourism that has existed in our region for years. The main goal of this offer is for you to perform examinations and treatments using the most modern methods at extremely affordable prices, combine the pleasant with the useful and possibly spend a vacation with your loved ones. Be sure to visit the sights of our premises and what is most important of all, most dental procedures can be solved in a maximum of two visits.

Savings up to 60%

The prices of our services are much lower than in the European Union, not because of quality, but because of the
standard of living. Our practice’s policy is that PRICES ARE THE SAME FOR ALL PATIENTS – NO MATTER WHERE THEY

Our offer

Our offer includes:

We offer comfortable apartments near our clinic, just a few minutes' walk away.

How to reach us?

By car

If you are coming to Banja Luka from Zagreb, join the A3 highway (Bregana-Lipovac) and drive east. At the 106th kilometer from Zagreb, in the town of Okučani, exit the highway and turn left onto road E661, drive south towards the border crossing of Bosnia and Herzegovina in Gradiška (11km). From Gradiska, continue along the same road (E661) southwards to Banja Luka (50km).

For road conditions and information about border crossings, visit the following pages:
HAK – road condition

By bus

All major cities in Bosnia and Herzegovina are covered by the network of bus lines. In addition to the large number of regional lines from the Banja Luka Bus Station, it is possible to travel directly to 10 other countries of the European Union.

By plane

Banja Luka International Airport (BNX) is also known as Mahovljani Airport, named after the village where it is located. It is an international airport serving Banja Luka, the second largest city in Bosnia and Herzegovina and the capital of the entity Republika Srpska. It is located 18 kilometers northeast of the city’s railway station and also, near the exit to the highway Banja Luka – Gradiška.

Banja Luka offers only international flights. The most popular ones are flights to Malmo, Basel and Brussels. It is well connected to various cities in Germany, Switzerland, Sweden, Italy and Belgium.

For more informations visit the following page:
Banja Luka Airport

What to visit in Banja Luka?

Banja Luka is the largest city in Republika Srpska entity and the second largest in Bosnia and Herzegovina, with many wonderful tourist facilities. Exploring the City on Vrbas or the Green Beauty as Banja Luka is still often called, it is best to start with what gives it its soul, which is the Kastel fortress.

Kastel Fortress

Expect to go back in time, as the fortress dates back to the 16th century when it was built to defend against Austria. On the other hand, there is evidence that in this place, as early as the 3rd century, there was a Roman settlement called Kastrum.

It covers an area of 48,000 square meters, on which there are nine bastions, two drop towers, as well as a gallery and park.

Gospodska street

The main city street and the most popular walking route in Banja Luka city is definitely the Gospodska street. Based on one legend, in 1878, a Banja Luka trader Tomo Radulovic wrote a sign on his shop which said Gospodska street (gentleman’s street). The street is decorated by numerous building of European style and of the most important ones is located in the middle of the street. It is the building of the old city pub which was the place to take a break and have lunch. The street ends at the Municipality building and transforms into the Ban Tisa Milosavljevic street.

Temple of Christ the Savior

Temple of Christ the Savior is the biggest and most beautiful orthodox religious building in Banja Luka.

The temple was built from 1925 to 1939. Unfortunately during the World War II the temple was damaged during bombing in 1941 and later on it was completely destroyed. The restoration started in 1992 and it was completed in 2010 when the ruins of the old temple were placed in front of the new one.

Ban’s Court

In 1929, Banja Luka became the capital of the then Vrbaska banovina. Ban Svetislav Tisa Milosavljevic, who built the biggest and most beautiful sights of the city, was appointed as the governor of the banovina. The court was built in the period from 1931 to 1932. It was used as the ban’s residence until 1941.

Ferhad-pasha’s mosque

Today, numerous cultural and musical manifestations, performances, exhibitions and other manifestations are held Ferhad-pasha’s mosque.

Banja Luka is a city that abounds in cultural diversity. If you didn’t know, the Turks ruled these regions for about 500 years, and left a great impact on the local culture and language, as well as many monuments. One of the cultural assets is Ferhadija, the largest mosque in this city, which was built by the great Ferhad Pasha Sokolovic in 1579.

Dajak river boat

Dajak is one of the trademarks of the city of Banja Luka and one of the most beautiful city symbols. Dajak is a unique boat long up to 9 meters long and made of wood. Its importance is shown by the fact that the Dajak is as old as Banja Luka itself and that, at a time when there were still no bridges in the city, it served as the only means of crossing from one side of river Vrbas to the other. Today it is used exclusively as a tourist attraction.

National Theater of the Republic of Srpska

What makes the National Theater significant for this city is the inspiring spirit of culture and art. It can boast of the fact that it has hosted many famous actors and directors, local and foreign artists, singers, stage designers and many artists.

Krupa on Vrbas

It is located about 20 km from the center of Banja Luka. This green oasis is one of the favorite destinations for picnics, and a place where, with the sounds of water and the smell of wild nature, you can forget about all your problems and worries. In this place there are waterfalls, a water mill, as well as the incredible church of St. Elijah.

Banj hill

Banj hill, popularly known as Sehitluci, is located at a height of 431 m and offers the best view of the city. The resort is rich in forest, walking and hiking trails, as well as organized places for rest and leisure. There is also a memorial monument to the fallen soldiers during the WW2.