• Sebilj Fountain - Sebilj is a stunning and distinctive 18th-century wooden fountain situated in Bascarsija Square, also known as Pigeon Square. In addition to exploring Sebilj’s history, there will be an introduction to the rich history of Bosnia and Sarajevo.
• Sarajevo City Hall - Sarajevo City Hall is the most exquisite and iconic Austro-Hungarian-era building, another emblem of Sarajevo. Besides serving as the city hall, this building also functioned as the National and University Library.
• Kazandziluk - Kazandziluk is the oldest street in Sarajevo, where you will discover the most unique and charming coppercraft pieces. Here, the significance of coffee in tradition will be discussed, along with a demonstration of how traditional Bosnian coffee is made and enjoyed.
• Morica Han - One of the tour’s most fascinating spots is the medieval caravanserai, which still reflects the Ottoman influence on Bosnian culture and architecture. At this remarkable location, visitors will experience Bosnian coffee like a local.
• Bravadziluk Street - In Bravadziluk Street, renowned for its restaurants serving traditional Bosnian cuisine, recommendations will be provided for some of Bosnia’s finest and most popular dishes and sweets.
• Old Sarajevo Clock Tower - Near the most beautiful mosque in Europe, you will find a unique Clock Tower known for displaying an unusual time, a story that the guide will certainly share.
• Sarajevo Cathedral - The tour includes a visit to the impressive Sacred Heart Cathedral, built in the Neo-Renaissance style by the Austro-Hungarian Monarchy, as well as the statue of Pope John Paul II, who visited Bosnia twice. Adjacent to the Cathedral, the topic of Sarajevo roses will be discussed.
• Gazi Husrev-beg Mosque - The guide will lead you to the largest and one of the most beautiful mosques in Sarajevo, Gazi Husrev-bey’s Mosque.
• Gazi-Husrev Beg’s Bezistan - Gazi Husrev Bey’s Bezistan is an ancient Ottoman bazaar that continues to showcase the significant presence of oriental elements in architecture and culture.
• Latin Bridge - The tour concludes near the renowned Latin Bridge, the site of Franz Ferdinand’s assassination, accompanied by the incredible story that altered world history and initiated World War I.
• Serbian Orthodox Cathedral - The tour includes a visit to the largest Orthodox church in Sarajevo, the Cathedral of the Nativity of the Theotokos, notable for its architecture and construction story.

• Lunch included
• Tea and coffee provided
• Expert tour guidance

For those eager to explore Sarajevo like a local, delve into its rich history, diverse cultures, and savor its local cuisine along with Bosnian coffee, this is the perfect opportunity. This 2-hour Private Walking Tour is available in English, Italian, Spanish, and Turkish, and aims to leave a lasting impression of Sarajevo in your heart and memories.

During this tour, participants will visit Sarajevo’s most renowned landmarks, including:
• Bascarsija Square – Sebil Fountain
• Coppercraft Street
• City Hall
• Caravan Saray
• Gazi Husrev Bey’s Mosque and clock tower
• Jewish Synagogue
• Sarajevo Meeting of Cultures Spot
• Catholic Cathedral
• Sarajevo Roses
• Orthodox Church of the Nativity of the Theotokos
• Latin Bridge – the site of Archduke Franz Ferdinand’s assassination

In addition to visiting these monuments, participants will enjoy Sarajevo’s most delectable local dishes, such as cevapi and burek, and experience the unique taste of Bosnian coffee.

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