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Sarajevo is located in the heart of Southeastern Europe and is an excellent starting point when taking in the entire region. More
Sarajevo is located in the heart of Southeastern Europe and is an excellent starting point when taking in the entire region. More
Sarajevo finds itself at the very top of lists of European capital cities where visitors can certainly get a good value for their money. More
In Sarajevo you can find traces of the Neolithic Butmir Culture, Illyrians, Romans, Slavs, as well as remains representing the medieval Bosnian Kingdom, the Ott... More
For several hundred years, the borders of two great empires, the Ottoman and Austro-Hungarian, which represented the two poles of the world at that time – East... More
Every town has its own specific rhythm and Sarajevo’s is an easy-going and relaxing one. More
Sarajevo is large enough that there is a lot to see and experience, yet also small and compact enough to get wherever you want on foot. More
With all of the advantages that one capital city can offer its visitors, in Sarajevo you’ll have a chance to find yourself totally outside the urban milieu in l... More
While the city still bears visible scars from the war, Sarajevo is considered one of the safest capital cities in Europe. More
Mornings in Sarajevo traditionally start with Bosnian coffee, which is served in small copper pots (džezve). More
If the beauty of a city is determined by its inhabitants, then Sarajevo definitely ranks among the most beautiful cities in the world! More
When the original Church of St. Anthony was built in 1882, it was the only Catholic church in Sarajevo an... More
MoreDuring the last century this region saw power change hands many times and, as a result, a number of Saraj... More
MoreThe Bridge in Plandište, or Roman Bridge, is located at the western entrance to Sarajevo, about tw... More
MoreThe Congregational Church of the Holy Mother is the largest Orthodox church in Sarajevo and one of the la... More
MoreHajji Sinan's Tekke, also known as Silahdar Mustafa-Pasha’s Tekke, is owned and operated by the Qad... More
MoreThe Old Orthodox Church in Sarajevo, which is dedicated to Archangels Michael and Gabriel, is one of Sara... More
MoreThe Jedileri Tomb (Turkish = Tomb of the Seven) is known among Sarajevans as the Tomb of the Seven Brothe... More
MoreThe Old Jewish Cemetery, which is located in Kovačići, is one of the largest Jewish sacral complexes in E... More
MoreThe Aškenazi Synagogue was built in 1902 for Sarajevo’s Jews, who began to arrive in greater... More
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Gazi Husrev-begova
Mehmeda Spahe
Gazi Husrev-begova 46
Halači 5, Velike daire
Tešanjska 24A
Glođina 8
Obala Maka Dizdara 3
Logavina 32
Hamdije Kreševljakovića
