Livno, Bosnia and Herzegovina

Capital City

With a population of just 9,045, Livno is a sleepy outpost tucked away in the mountains of Bosnia and Herzegovina. The town's historic ruins and old city from the 9th century may seem picturesque, but the bureaucracy is a persistent headache for newcomers. Winters here are notoriously cold, with the climate more continental than the milder conditions found elsewhere in the country. While Livno serves as the cultural and industrial center of Canton 10, it's a niche destination best suited for those seeking an authentic, off-the-beaten-path experience in the Balkans.