Hadži Hasanova Mosque

Jalska Mosque (Jalska džamija) is a 17th century mosque located on the left bank of the Jala river in Tuzla. It is also know as Kizler mosque, Djevojačka mosque and Hafiz Hanumina mosque.

The Turalibeg Mosque or "Polish Mosque" was built in 1572, a few decades after Tuzla became a garrison town of the Ottoman army. The reopening of the renovated mosque took place in 2014.

Tavna Monastery is an Orthodox monastery first mentioned in 1548. The church of the monastery was frescoed, probably at the beginning of the 17th century. Its frescoes are very reminiscent of the frescoes of the monasteries of Žitomislić and Ozren, which were made between 1608 and 1609. During the Second World War, in July 1941, the Ustashas (Croatian fascists) dispersed and interned the monks. The monastery was bombed several times and in 1943, when a partisan hospital took refuge in the monastery, the Ustasha army set fire to the dormitory. At that time, the library and old writings were completely destroyed but the church was somewhat preserved.