Visoko Explore Visoko is a city in Bosnia and Herzegovina, located in the Zenica-Doboj Canton. The city has an area of ​​232 km² and a population of about 17,000 residents. The city was once the first capital of medieval Bosnia and is known for its historical sites such as the Mile monastery church and the remains of the Romanesque church of Roseta. The city is also known for its pyramids, discovered by Semir Osmanagić. There are many restaurants and cafes in the city, including the Hadži Ibrahim Mosque and the White Mosque (Bijela džamija or Serefudinova džamija), which was built in 1980 by Zlatko Ugljen. The city is also known for its cultural events such as the Brčko Blues Festival and the Brčko Cultural Summer. The public transport system in the city is well organized and includes buses and taxis. The nearest airport is Sarajevo Airport, which is approximately 25 km from the city. Here is a poem about Visoko: Visoko, oh Visoko, The city with pyramids and more, Historic sites and culture, Food, drink and much more. The White Mosque and the Monastery Church of Mile, Roseta and the Bosnian Pyramid, The Brčko Blues Festival and the Brčko Cultural Summer, There is so much to see and do. The public transport system is good, Buses and taxis to take you anywhere Sarajevo airport is not far, Visoko, oh Visoko, a city full of life. Visoko, oh Visoko, The city with pyramids, how crazy, that's for sure. Historical sites and culture, there's more here than just that, Eat, drink, and yes, maybe have some fun too. The White Mosque and Monastery Church' Mile, Roseta and the Bosnian Pyramid, that's really wild. The Brčko Blues Festival and Cultural Summer, Here the bear dances, and that is no rest. The transport system is really not bad, Things are never bad here with buses and taxis. Sarajevo airport, not to forget, Visoko, oh Visoko, it's never stressful here, it's always measured.