Cheap Flights to Banja Luca (BNX)
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dealchecker’s guide to Banja Luca
Banja Luka is Bosnia and Herzegovina's second biggest city. It sits on the Vrbas River and is famed for its greenery with beautiful gardens and parks, and the also city has over 10,000 trees which line the avenues and boulevards. The increase in cheap Banja Luka flights means that more and more tourists come to visit this famed 'green city' and there has also been an increase in good quality, cheap Banja Luka hotels.
Flights to Banja Luka
With the airport only 18 kilometres from the city, cheap flights to Banja Luka make a holiday here very convenient and easy. Having said that, there are no direct flights to Banja Luka from the UK so hopping on a cheap Banja Luka flight will involve travelling via another European airport, such as Frankfurt or Ljubljana. The travel time can vary depending on stopover times, but will be around 4 hours.
Getting around Banja Luka
Buses are available but taxis are plentiful and cheap making them the easiest way to get around the city. The other alternative is car rental and there are many places offering cheap Banja Luka car hire both at the airport and in the city. Driving regulations are as in other European countries though dipped headlights should be used at all times.
What to see in Banja Luka
This old town has plenty of old churches and monasteries to visit, each with its own specific architecture. The variety in the history is astonishing with Islamic influences alongside Roman ones, such as in the castle on the banks of the river. Gospodska Street is a popular street with its shops and cafes and gets particularly crowded at weekends.