2015/05/01
This well-established coexistence in Sarajevo has led to a unique, rich and enchanting mix of cultures which acts very much like a powerful magnet, attracting visitors from all corners of the globe.
During an easy ten-minute stroll through the center of town, you’ll see Orthodox and Catholic churches, mosques and synagogues, and you’ll discover firsthand why many call Sarajevo a European Jerusalem and why this city serves as a model of coexistence for Europe.
The Miljacka River flows through Sarajevo, dividing the city into two “halves” – the so... More
MoreThere is a special spot in Sarajevo which everyone, whether they're a Sarajevan or a visitor, will say is... More
MoreBaščaršija is the old part of Sarajevo and during the Ottoman period it was the main artery... More
MoreSarajevan artisans enjoy a tradition that is as old as Sarajevo itself, so exploring original artisan wor... More
MoreOne of the most beautiful and interesting buildings built during the Austro-Hungarian period in Bosnia an... More
MoreWhile there may be a danger of gaining some extra kilos as you enjoy Bosnian food, it would be a shame no... More
MoreProbably one of the most well known locations in Sarajevo is at the bridge, Latinska Ćuprija, where Zelen... More
MoreSevdah is the name given to a traditional musical genre that is specific to Bosnia and Herzegovina, and t... More
MoreSarajevo was laid out in such a way that Baščaršija was built in a valley, where it became... More
MoreLocated in a valley, Sarajevo is nestled among mountains and hills, so it's necessary to head up to highe... More
MoreThe importance given to the ritual of drinking coffee in Bosnia and Herzegovina is reflected in the many... More
MoreThe first horse-drawn tram passed through town on January 1, 1885. News traveled far and wide because Sar... More
MoreThe Sarajevo Haggadah is a priceless masterpiece of medieval Jewish art. It is believed that this ri... More
MoreWilson's Promenade – Sarajevo's most popular walking area – is approximately two kilometers l... More
MoreSarajevo is a member of the family of Olympic cities and, even though much time has passed since the XIV... More
MoreDuring the period of Austro-Hungarian rule, an attractive walking lane was made in Ilidža. This Velika Al... More
MoreDug in 1993 beneath the runway of the Sarajevo Airport, the Sarajevo War Tunnel served as the only connec... More
MoreSarajevo's cultural scene has plenty to offer, so during your stay in the capital city of BiH we definite... More
MoreGazi Husrev Bey's Mosque, or Bey's Mosque, is one of the most important Islamic structures in Sarajevo an... More
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