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Sarajevo

Sarajevo

 

Sarajevo is a city rich in history, culture, and natural beauty. Located in the heart of Bosnia and Herzegovina, it is a city that has overcome incredible challenges, including a devastating war in the 1990s. Despite its turbulent past, Sarajevo has emerged as a vibrant and thriving city, full of energy and vitality. Visitors can explore its many museums and galleries, sample its delicious cuisine, and soak up the lively atmosphere of its bustling streets. From the iconic Sebilj Fountain in the Old Town to the breathtaking views from the surrounding hills, Sarajevo is a city that will leave a lasting impression.

What to do in Sarajevo?

  • Walk along the Miljacka River: The Miljacka River runs through Sarajevo and is a scenic place for a walk or bike ride. You can enjoy views of the city and stop at one of the cafes or restaurants along the riverbank.
  • Head to the Mountains: Sarajevo is surrounded by beautiful mountains that offer hiking, skiing, and other outdoor activities. You can take a day trip to places like Bjelašnica, Jahorina, or Trebevic to enjoy the natural beauty of the region.
  • Ride a Cable Car: A trip up the mountainside has been made easy with Sarajevo’s iconic cable car. A short walk from Baščaršija brings you to the cable car station in the foothills of Mount Trebević. This must-ride cable car lifts you more than 1,100m in seven minutes, providing breathtaking views every second of the way.
  • Go on a Walking Tour: The best way to meld old and new together in Sarajevo is by getting started with a walking tour. These tours will take you to some of the most interesting places to visit, helping you get oriented with the city while learning everything from historical facts to how to get around.
  • Take a day trip: After Sarajevo, the scarred-yet-beautiful city of Mostar is one of the best places to visit in Bosnia. This popular day trip will take you not only there, but also to Konjic and Blagaj, allowing you to explore some of the most interesting places in Herzegovina in a single day.

Don’t forget to rent a car here to enjoy during your stay

What to see in Sarajevo?

  • War Tunnel Museum: After the war, the Sarajevo Tunnel Museum was built on a historic private house whose cellar served as the entrance to the Sarajevo Tunnel. Visitors can walk down a small length of the tunnel and check out the museum exhibit archival materials including films, war photographs, military equipment, flags, military uniforms, along with shipwrecks.
  • Bascarsija Square: Bascarsija is the old part of town with craft shops and petite traditional cafés and restaurants which should not be missed. The square dates back to the 15th century as an Ottoman trade centre and rises around the central fountain – Sebilj, spreading across narrow cobbled alleys into small crafts and other shops, mosques, libraries, Islamic schools.
  • Yellow Fortress: Built between 1727 and 1739, also referred to as the Yellow Bastion, the Yellow Fortress was originally used for defence. Today, however, it’s better known for being one of the best places to watch the sunset in Sarajevo!
  • The Old Town: The Old Town of Sarajevo is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and is filled with historic buildings, mosques, and other landmarks. You can stroll through the streets and learn about the city's past.
  • The Latin Bridge: The Latin Bridge is the site where Archduke Franz Ferdinand of Austria was assassinated in 1914, which led to the start of World War I. Today, the bridge is a popular landmark in Sarajevo and offers a fascinating look at the city's history.

What to eat in Sarajevo?

  • Bosnian Cake Shop: Bosnian desserts are an integral part of the country's cuisine. Visit any one of the many Bosnian Cake Shops, and you will find no shortage of affordable, satisfying, authentic fare.
  • Burek: This is a savoury pastry that is made with layers of phyllo dough and filled with meat, cheese, or spinach. It is a staple food in Bosnia and can be found at many bakeries and cafes in Sarajevo.
  • Pita: This is a type of Bosnian pie that is made with phyllo dough and filled with meat, cheese, or spinach. It can be served hot or cold and is a popular snack or breakfast food in Sarajevo.
  • Tufahija: One of the most ubiquitous Bosnian desserts is made from hollowed-out apples stewed in sugar and water. The apples are then stuffed with walnuts or almonds and baked in sugar syrup. Before serving, the apple is topped with whipped cream and a cherry.
  • Dolma: This is a dish made with stuffed vegetables, such as peppers, tomatoes, and eggplants. The filling can be made with meat, rice, or a combination of both.

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