Kazandžiluk Street is located in the heart of Baščaršija, which is the old town center of Sarajevo, Bosnia & Herzegovina. The street is named after the kazandžije, the craftsmen who traditionally made copper items such as pots, pans, and other household objects. View this post on Instagram A post shared by Visit Sarajevo (@visitsarajevo.ba) Kazandžiluk […]
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Explore Sarajevo’s Sebilj Fountain, a symbol of resilience and history in Baščaršija Square. Originally from the Arabian Peninsula, these fountains provided vital refreshment for travelers in Ottoman times. The current Baščaršija Sebilj, a testament to resilience and adaptation, emerged during the Austro-Hungarian era. Following the unfortunate demise of its predecessor, built by Mehmed Pasha Kukavica in the 18th century, due to fire, this modern incarnation was meticulously crafted in a pseudo-Moorish style by Aleksandar Wittek and installed in 1913. Amidst bustling streets and quaint cafes, it remains a cherished landmark, embodying Sarajevo’s rich past and present.
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View this post on Instagram A post shared by lll.ba Bosnia & Herzegovina Travel Guide (@discover_bosnia_herzegovina) Immerse yourself in the world of creativity and talent at the Academy of Fine Arts Sarajevo, an esteemed faculty within the University of Sarajevo, Bosnia & Herzegovina. Founded in 1972 by renowned professors and acclaimed artists, the academy nurtures
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Opened on February 8, 1984, amidst dignitaries and IOC President J.A. Samaranch, the Olympic Museum in Sarajevo resides in the historic Mandić Villa. Located at the city’s heart, it exhibits sports memorabilia, including equipment, torches, photos, and medals. Despite damage in 1992, exhibits were preserved and showcased at the Zetra complex until the museum’s reopening on October 8, 2020. Following the Lausanne model, the museum integrates sports and art, featuring not only the 1984 Olympics but also EYOF 2019 exhibits and artworks from global and Bosnian-Herzegovinian artists.
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Discover Sarajevo’s history and panoramic vistas at the Yellow Fortress (Žuta Tabija). Originally a defensive structure built in 1729, it now offers a captivating view of the city. The iconic yellow stone construction stands as a testament to its historical significance. Beyond its historical charm, the fortress hosts a unique Ramadan tradition, with a cannon firing at sunset to mark the end of fasting. Join locals and tourists alike to break your fast against the backdrop of Sarajevo’s lights, creating a magical experience that blends history and culture.
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View this post on Instagram A post shared by lll.ba Bosnia & Herzegovina Travel Guide (@discover_bosnia_herzegovina) Baščaršija is a vibrant and bustling district that dates back to the 15th century, during the Ottoman era. The district features a maze of narrow streets and alleyways, lined with traditional stone buildings, shops, and restaurants. One of the
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Discover the captivating beauty of Trebević Mountain near Sarajevo, offering panoramic views of the city’s skyline and remnants of the 1984 Winter Olympics facilities. Whether you’re a nature enthusiast, history buff, or adventure seeker, Trebević promises an unforgettable experience. Take a thrilling ride on the Trebević Cable Car, walk the historic Olympic bobsleigh track, try the Alpine Coaster at Sunnyland, or discover Via Ferratas for various skill levels. Hike to the summit of Sofe at 1629 meters, and visit the Sports and Recreational Center Brus for diverse activities. Stay at Hotel Pino or Villa Andrea for a cozy mountain retreat, or enjoy breathtaking views from Mountain Lodge Jure Franko. Trebević Mountain offers a versatile and family-friendly destination for all.
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Skakavac Waterfall, nestled near Sarajevo, is a stunning 98-meter high waterfall within the Skakavac Nature Park. The park, a protected area spanning 1000 hectares, offers several hiking trails, vantage points, and picnic areas, hosting a variety of flora and fauna. A hike to the waterfall takes around 2-3 hours, concluding with a refreshing dip in the pool at its base.
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…A Glimpse into Sarajevo’s 18th and 19th Century Urban Muslim Lifestyle… Explore the rich urban Muslim heritage of Sarajevo at Svrzo House, a historical residence from the late 18th and throughout the 19th century. Originally built by the prestigious Glodo family, this house passed into the hands of another esteemed family, the Svrzos, through marriage.
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View this post on Instagram A post shared by Sarajevska furka (@sarajevskafurka) Established in 1945 as the Museum of the Revolution of Bosnia and Herzegovina and later renamed the Historical Museum of Bosnia and Herzegovina in 1993, this museum offers a captivating journey through the various facets of Bosnian and Herzegovinian history. View this post
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