Tito's Cave, Drvar
Tito's Cave (Titova pećina) is a small cave, well-known for being the headquarters of the Yugoslav resistance at the beginning of 1944. There is a path from Drvar, up the hill to the cave entrance. It is impossipble to visit the cave during spring because of the river flowing out of the cave, but the rest of the year tha cave is dry.
Tito's Cave (Titova pećina) is a small cave, well-known for being the headquarters of the Yugoslav resistance at the beginning of 1944. There is a path from Drvar, up the hill to the cave entrance. It is impossipble to visit the cave during spring because of the river flowing out of the cave, but the rest of the year tha cave is dry.
This cave is famous because it was the hideout of Tito and his communist partisans at the end of the World War II. Later, the cave was incorporated into museum and became one of the mail tourist attractions of Drvar, with more than 20 000 tourists visiting each year. Most of the visitors are from the former Yugoslav Republic, but a number of visitors from Western Europe is also incrising.