Bentbaša is more than just a neighborhood; it’s the heart of Sarajevo’s natural and cultural heritage.
Nestled along the Miljacka River, this protected landscape offers a perfect blend of scenic beauty and historical significance.
Whether you’re wandering through the lush greenery of Dariva promenade, marveling at the elegant Kozija Ćuprija (Goat’s Bridge), or exploring the rich biodiversity of the area, Bentbaša is a destination that resonates with both locals and visitors alike.
For thrill-seekers, Bentbaša Cliff Diving is a highlight not to be missed. Each year, the Bentbaša Dam hosts an international competition featuring daring high dives and traditional “lasta” dives. The event draws athletes and spectators from around the world, making it a vibrant spectacle in the heart of Sarajevo.
Families will appreciate the well-equipped children’s playground, a safe and fun space for kids to play and explore while parents relax in the beautiful surroundings.
Outdoor enthusiasts will find plenty to love here. The rocky cliffs of Orlovo Krilo and Babin Zub are popular spots for rock climbing, offering thrilling challenges with breathtaking views.
The area is also ideal for walking, jogging, and cycling, with well-maintained trails that wind through serene natural surroundings.
Bentbaša is also steeped in history. Landmarks like Isa-beg’s Tekke and the ancient Dervish Cave beneath Šehova Korija connect visitors to the spiritual and cultural roots of Sarajevo. And for those who appreciate a more leisurely pace, the Aleja Ambasadora (Ambassador’s Alley) offers a peaceful stroll among trees planted by diplomats from around the world.
