Bijeljina anchors the fertile Semberija plain between the Drina and Sava rivers in Bosnia's northeast corner, a farming region whose name was first written down in 1446. Ottoman rule arrived in 1530, and among the city's oldest surviving buildings is the Konak, a former Turkish municipal lodge that now houses the Museum of Semberija beside the Orthodox Church of St. George.

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