Sarajevo Intl. Airport (SJJ) Transfers

Sarajevo's historic downtown area, the Bascarsija, is a must-visit maze of winding alleys and wooden shop fronts. It contains some of the city's finest architectural monuments, along with a multitude ...

The Sarajevo tunnel was constructed by the citizens during the siege that took place between 1992 and 1995. Serbian forces had entirely cut off the city and this tunnel served as a link between the ne...

Vrelo Bosne means "spring of Bosna", which gestures towards the location of this park. With its 270 km, River Bosna is the third largest river in Bosnia and Herzegovina. Vrelo Bosne is one of the coun...

The Museum is a multi-discipline scientific and cultural institution, home to the 14th-century Jewish Haggadah - a handwritten, illuminated manuscript of the text of the Passover Haggadah. 34 pages of...

The city is famous for its religious diversity, with adherents of Catholicism, Orthodoxy, Islam and Judaism coexisting here for centuries. This is why Sarajevo is at times referred to as "Jerusalem of...

The Austro-Hungarian Empire was a monarchic union that existed for 51 years and dissolved in 1918. The realm included Bosnia and Herzegovina, along with several other European countries. Explore the c...

This compact gallery packs the stories of hundreds of broken lives, detailing the narratives of Srebrenica massacre victims via photographs and documentary movies. To fully grasp the scale of the litt...

The bridge itself might not be the city's main landmark, but the events that unfolded here almost a century ago in 1914 led to the beginning of WWI. See the exact location where Franz Ferdinand (the h...

The Gazi Husrev-beg Mosque is a religious monument still in operation, located in the heart of Sarajevo's historic Bascarsija district. The building is a fine example of Ottoman architecture, and its ...

The brewery, which dates back to 1854, is claimed to be the first establishment to start industrial production of beer in Sarajevo. Visit the museum or arrange a tour of the brewery (pre-booking requi...

To gain better understanding of old Bosnian lifestyles, visit the beautifully preserved, authentic home-turned-museum Svrzo House. The house gives visitors a good understanding of what a typical Musli...

The bastion itself might not be much to look at, but the views that open up beneath are some of the best one can get. Take the walk uphill from Sarajevo's historic old town, passing the sobering cemet...

The fountain is a landmark of the old city, with life always bustling around - during the month of Ramadan, until as late as 2am. Travelers wandering around the old town are likely to stumble upon it ...

Mount Trebević offers great hiking trails, climbing opportunities and a beautiful lookout for a stunning view over Sarajevo. To spend time in nature and find that perfect secluded spot for a picnic or...

Inat Kuca is a longstanding (since 1998) traditional restaurant housed in a historical building across the bridge from the Old Town Hall. Try the bosanski lonac, a hearty lamb and vegetable stew, or o...

It is this restaurant's personal approach that leaves patrons coming back for more - the open kitchen makes for direct contact with the chef, who recreates the menu daily based on the availability of ...

Walking into this cosy restaurant feels like entering a vintage shop - the place is full of antiques, old leather suitcases and various retro-looking knick-knacks. Superb International cuisine is seve...

The tiny restaurant operates on a rather unusual basis - there are no menus, but rather a conversation with the waiter about your individual preferences, likes and dislikes. This is followed by a sugg...

Burek is a must-try local fast food, and this easy-to-locate establishment arguably serves up some of the best in town. Select your stuffing of choice (whether meat, cheese or vegetables is up to you)...

Tucked away yet in the heart of it all, Bazeni is a family-run restaurant with a truly unusual and unique setting by the water, overlooking the old town. Prices are incredibly low for the quality of ...

This is a traditional Bosnian restaurant with rather unique rustic interior and beautifully prepared food. The portions are large and the service is friendly and warm. Serves breakfast, and a variety ...

Vinoteka offers beautifully presented Italian dishes from a rather innovative menu. Expect steaks and seafood in abundance. Meals are served inside an authentic wine cellar, and al fresco dining is ma...

Palma was the very first privately owned pastry shop, and has survived the war of the 90’s. Today the company is rather large, with 50 employees and more than 600 seats at the spacious venue. Hot and ...

This small café is located close to the city centre. Its atmosphere is warm, friendly and cosy and it is well-visited by both locals and tourists. Revel in their home made cakes and juices and imbibe ...

Despite its very basic menu and plain interior, this centrally located eatery is constantly buzzing with guests - the Bosnian "cevapi" sausages served here rank amongst the finest in the entire capita...

For a substantial mid-day meal, head to the centrally located Galatasaray for some local fast food. The cevapi and burek served here are consistently high quality, and if you're looking to familiarize...

This is a great place to go, whether you want a crazy night on the town, or just feel like relaxing with a few drinks. Some nights they also provide live music acts of different kind.

City Pub is a popular, centrally located busy bar and live music venue hosting bands playing jazz, blues and rock. Here guests can enjoy a fun night with friends and beer (try the draughts, or one of ...

This bar plays mainly blues and early rock’n’roll, which contributes to the fun and friendly atmosphere. The interior is cluttered but impressive and previous guests also recommend a visit to the bath...

This club goes under the name Sloga and this is Sarajevo’s premier live rock club. It has been around for many decades and is still popular among both young and old. Mondays are Latino dancing nights,...

This Mexican-themed venue is an original in Sarajevo, with Latin music and cocktails such as Caipirinhas, Mojitos and Margaritas. Enjoy the Latino rhythms and the - occasional - live show of local mus...

When you step into this café you will first be struck by its industrial design. During day time this is a perfect spot for a good cup of coffee and in the evening you can join the crowd and come here...

This stylish nightlife venue is one of the top choices for a night out on the town, and is a place consistently buzzing with locals one night after another. Live music is frequently played at night, i...

A very busy bar and Mexican restaurant (food here is appraised), Que Pasa is most known for its cocktails - try some of their lush creations garnished generously with fresh fruit. In- and outdoor seat...

Housed inside an old refurbished film theatre, Kino Bosna is a unique venue that gathers a diverse local crowd. The interior still contains reminders of its cinematic purpose, including movie theatre ...

If you’re looking for handcrafted gifts, markets or antiquities then make a beeline for the Bascarsija area. Among its myriad of winding alleys and wooden shop fronts you’ll find an array of beautiful...

What once was the scene of a deadly attack (the market was targeted during the Siege of Sarajevo) now functions as a fruit and vegetable market. The horrendous events of the past are still commemorate...

The newest addition to the Sarajevo shopping scene, the City Center Mall is a bright and shiny modern shopping mall with a large variety of shops and boutiques (local and international) contained insi...

Housed inside a beautiful, centuries-old stone building, Gazi-Husrev Beg's Bezistan is a market that sells a variety of different goods with an emphasis on jewelry and leather items. Apart from those ...

Walk along Ferhadija Street, the part of Sarajevo that still preserves some Austro-Hungarian heritage in its architecture. Lined with shops, boutiques, restaurants and cafés, the street is both a busy...

A sweet contested by several countries (Bosnia being only one of those laying claim to its creation), baklava is a pastry made with filo dough, drenched in honey syrup and often containing nuts. Choos...

Špajz is a store that gathers items made by small producers from all over the country. It's specialty is organic, additive-free and eco-friendly merchandise. Some items on sale include edibles (produc...

If it’s a pair of Turkish-style slippers or mules is what you’re looking for, then try Ahmed Kalajdzisalihovic’s design shop. This establishment's business dates back to 1822, and its beautifully ador...