• Info Bosnia Tours - The tour begins at the Info Bosnia Tourist Information Center, situated on the main pedestrian street, Ferhadija, right next to the “Sarajevo Meeting of Cultures.”
• Gazi Husrev-beg Mosque - Constructed in 1530/31 in the Early Istanbul style, this mosque is the centerpiece of Gazi Husrev-bey’s waqf (charitable foundation). The mosque’s dome reaches 23 meters, and its minaret stands at 45 meters. It is the largest historical mosque in Bosnia and Herzegovina and the first in the world to be illuminated by electricity.
• Morica Han - Originally built in 1551, Morica Han (caravanserai) is part of Gazi Husrev-bey’s endowment (wakf). It was destroyed by fire in 1957 and restored between 1971-74. It once offered 44 guest rooms, accommodating up to 300 people and 70 horses. Morica Han is the only remaining caravanserai in Sarajevo.
• Sebilj Brunnen (Fountain) - The Sebilj is a Neo-Ottoman stone-and-wood fountain located in the center of Bascarsija. The original Sebilj was constructed by Mehmed Pasa Kukavica in 1753 and was relocated by Austrian architect Alexander Wittek in 1891. The area around Sebilj is also known as the “Square of Pigeons.”
• Kazandziluk - This is Sarajevo’s renowned coppersmith street.
• Sarajevo City Hall - This is the most iconic building from the Austro-Hungarian period, completed in 1896. It is a famous example of Neo-Moorish architecture, inspired by Islamic art from Spain and North Africa.
• Emperor’s Mosque - The first mosque built in Sarajevo by Isa-bey.
• Latin Bridge - This historic site, located next to the famous Latin Bridge, is where the assassination of Archduke Franz Ferdinand and Sophie took place, an event that changed the world.
• Gazi-Husrev Beg’s Bezistan - Discover the Bezistan (covered bazaar) built simultaneously with the Taslihan stone inn, which was destroyed during the Austro-Hungarian period.
• Serbian Orthodox Cathedral - The Congregational Church of the Holy Mother, built during the Ottoman period, is the largest Orthodox church in Sarajevo.
• Katedrala Sarajevo - The Cathedral of the Sacred Heart of Jesus was one of the first major European-style buildings in Sarajevo.
• Jewish Museum of Bosnia and Herzegovina - The Old Jewish Temple, also known as the Sephardic Synagogue, is the first and oldest synagogue built in Sarajevo.
• Sarajevo Meeting of Culture - This is where East meets West, offering a unique glimpse into the distinctiveness of Sarajevo.
• Info Bosnia Tours - The tour concludes at the Info Bosnia Tourist Information Center.

• Certified guide
• Bottle of water

• Food and drinks, unless specified

• Dress code is smart casual

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