rial history is visible around the town today, but there is more to this than meets the eye.

Nature, for a start. The magical Konjuh mountain peak is nearby, a buffet of beautiful nature that offers hunting, relaxation, recreation or just good old fashioned looking at the beauty. There are plenty of beasts waiting in those forests too, from ferocious (in the most adorable way) bears to friendly (but not too friendly) squirrels.

But the industry dominates today. The famous Ćiro train is one of the town’s most famous attractions, a monumental example of human engineering and the power of planning. Check out the train, head to nature. The best of both worlds, without a shadow of doubt. 28:T66f,

Tuzla Airport

The second-largest airport in Bosnia & Herzegovina, Tuzla Airport has developed impressively over recent years, with a terminal expansion giving the whole experience a nice new sheen. Wizz Air dominates the schedules, offering flights to a variety of cities across Germany, the Netherlands and Scandinavia. Hopefully, fingers crossed, that London flight will come back to the schedule. To get to the airport from the city centre, well, you’ll have to get a taxi or one of the private transfers. You can also transfer from Tuzla Airport to Banja Luka or Sarajevo, but come on, visit Tuzla first.

Train Station

Tuzla’s train station has seen better days. There is a romantic old musk to this neglected building, although it is somewhat difficult to imagine it all busy and bustling. The station is in desperate need of repairs, but its proximity to the bus station makes those repairs somewhat superfluous. The direct train to Doboj no longer runs. At the time of writing the station had turned into an impromptu refugee camp, as men and boys continue to traverse the Balkans in search of Western Europe.

Bus Station

Tuzla’s bus station is located a couple of kilometres away from the centre of town, so prepare yourself for a bit of a walk if you are arriving by bus.

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