Free tours in Sarajevo
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Will the guide share stories about life during the Sarajevo siege and show us any remnants or memorials from that period?
Yes, the guide will tell you about the events of the siege of Sarajevo and show us memorable places, including traces of shelling and memorials that have survived in the city.
How long does the tour last?
The tour usually lasts about 2 hours, depending on the route and the number of stops.
Does the tour cover the story behind the Sarajevo Haggadah or other unique treasures housed in the city?
Some tours cover the Sevres Haggadah, as well as other cultural relics kept in Sarajevo museums. Check the specific route description for this.
Are the tours suitable for children, elderly people, or those with mobility challenges?
Most of the tours are suitable for people of all ages, but it is worth paying attention to the terrain – in the old town there may be sections with hills and cobblestones. In any case, you can find full details about the tour on the page with its description.
Is there a section of the tour that highlights Sarajevo’s street art or contemporary cultural scene?
Many tours pay attention to contemporary art: you will see colorful graffiti, and installations and learn about cultural events that take place in Sarajevo.
Step Back in Time with Sarajevo
Whether visiting the Bosnian capital for its war-torn history or architectural beauty, Sarajevo provides its visitors with an abundance of activities, attractions, and culture. It has recently become a must-see destination. So, step back in time and wander the photogenic Baščaršija (old town), explore 19th century Austro-Hungarian buildings, and look out for “Sarajevo Roses” on the pavement.
Sarajevo’s restored historical center is a welcoming hub of museums, sights, and food. Explore The Tunnel Museum, a war experience attraction where visitors walk through a hand-dug tunnel beneath the airport runway, the only lifeline to rest of the world while the city was under seige. Other interesting sights to visit are the Latin Bridge, City Hall, and Svrzo House among many others. For a bird’s-eye-view, catch an elevator to the top of Avaz Twist Tower where you can see the Turkish inspired minarets and red-roofed Bosnian houses dotted across the city.
Along with great value accommodation are unlimited dining options including high quality Bosnian and international cuisine. Grab a rejuvenating coffee at any of the local cafes and snack on burek, a traditional savory pastry. And if you’re a sports fan, be sure to head 30km outside the city for some of the most accessible ski slopes thanks to Sarajevo acting as host to the 1984 Winter Olympics.
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