• Sarajevo City Hall - The walking tour of Old Town begins after pickup:

1. Overview of Sarajevo (Brief history, population, demographics, location, climate, etc.)

2. City Hall - Vijecnica (exterior view)

3. Inat Kuca - Spite House

4. Miljacka River

5. Seher Cehaja Bridge

• Kazandziluk - 1. Cross the Miljacka River and enter the pedestrian area

2. Locksmith Street - Sarajevo’s renowned food street for tasting Cevapi, Pita - burek, sweets, and coffee

3. Visit Coppersmith Street and enter a coppersmith’s shop for a brief handcraft presentation

• Bascarsija - The main square with the Sebilj fountain, offering free water to travelers for centuries. This is the heart of the city
• Morica Han - 1. Stroll along the main promenade with various small shops, souvenirs, restaurants, and coffee shops

2. Enter the 16th-century Ottoman Caravansaray (hotel for caravans, merchants, and traders). Here, enjoy traditional Bosnian coffee and a peaceful corner in the Old Town while sharing stories of traditions

• Gazi Husrev-beg Mosque - 1. Explore the garden of the Gazi Husrev Bey’s mosque built in the 16th century (Mosque, Minaret, and story of Gazi Husrev Bey)

2. Sadrvan Fountain

3. Medresa - Islamic school

4. Lunar Clock Tower

• Latin Bridge - 1. Pass by the oldest public toilet in the country (16th century) still in use

2. Latin Bridge

3. Site and story of the assassination

• Gazi-Husrev Beg’s Bezistan - 1. Taslihan - ruins of the largest caravansaray

2. Hotel Europe

3. Bezistan - 16th-century covered market

• Sarajevo Meeting of Culture - Where East meets West
• Jewish Museum of Bosnia and Herzegovina - 1. 16th-century synagogue (exterior visit)

2. Story of the Hagadah book

3. Stories of coexistence

• Katedrala Sarajevo - 1. Walk along Ferhadija promenade

2. Sacred Heart Cathedral (exterior visit)

3. Sarajevo Roses

4. John Paul Statue

• Pijaca Markale - 1. Pass by Hamam

2. Visit Markale marketplace - Site of the massacre during the ‘92-‘95 war

• Serbian Orthodox Cathedral - Orthodox Church (exterior visit)
• Sarajevo War Tunnel - 1. Pass by Sniper Alley

2. Pass through the second entity of the country - Republika Srpska (RS)
3. Sarajevo Airport
4. Sarajevo War Tunnel (Presentation, watch a short movie about the siege and tunnel, walk through part of the tunnel)

• Sarajevo Olympic Bobsleigh and Luge Track - 1. Drive to Trebevic Mountain (around 15-20 minutes)

2. War frontlines

3. Short walk to Bobsleigh

4. Visit Bobsleigh track for the best pictures of the day

• Jewish Cemetery Sarajevo - 1. Drive down the mountain through mahalas

2. Visit Sniper’s Nest in the Jewish cemetery overlooking the city center and Sniper Alley

3. War hotel

• The Yellow Fortress - 1. Pass by Skenderija Olympic Hall

2. Pass by Ashkenazi Synagogue

3. Yellow Fortress - offering the most stunning view of Sarajevo

4. Drop off in Old Town

• Local guide
• Bottled water
• Bosnian Coffee
• Hotel Pick Up
• Transport by private vehicle

• Tips
• Entrance fee to Tunnel Museum

Our all-inclusive Sarajevo sightseeing adventure covers all key historical periods of the city. We begin with the Ottoman-styled Old Town, move on to the Austro-Hungarian era, touch on Socialist and contemporary architecture, and delve into the tale of the 1984 Winter Olympics, the Bosnian War and the early 90s Siege of Sarajevo.

The best part? We’ll pick you up right at your lodging, eliminating any confusion about where to meet up to commence the excursion.

Join us for a 2-hour walk, where you’ll sample our local Bosnian coffee. Afterwards, we’ll take you to the city’s other side to explore the Tunnel museum and the Bob sleigh track on the Olympic mountain Trebevic. We’ll then visit the Yellow fortress and Sniper’s nest on the ancient Jewish cemetery which overlooks Sniper alley, offering panoramic city views.

On completion of this tour, you’ll be thoroughly acquainted with Sarajevo, feeling more like a local than a visitor.

• Children must be accompanied by an adult

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.