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Sarajevo
  • 3.5 - 4 Hours

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Come on a new adventure with Blossom Tours. Sarajevo is known as a city where East and West meet. In our new Grand walking tour, explore the heart of the old town as well as parts of the new city. We won’t stop just at the standard locations. With our guides who know all the city’s secrets, you’ll feel what it truly means to be in Sarajevo. From the stunning City Hall and Baščaršija to well-kept spots known only to locals.

Note: Not all objects listed in the tour will be entered. We will enter in Church of Saint Anthony of Padua, City Market Markale, Sacred Heart Cathedral, and Gazi Husrev Bey’s Bezistan (bazar). 

 

Price Includes

  • Professional Guide: Have a knowledgeable and experienced tour guide who can provide commentary, historical information, and answer questions.
  • Itinerary Planning: Create a well-structured itinerary that includes specific attractions, activities, and time allocations for each stop.
  • Language Options: If necessary, request a guide proficient in multiple languages (other than English) to ensure effective communication (extra charges).

Price Excludes

  • Any private expenses

What to Expect

  • Cultural Insights
  • Hidden places
  • Engaging and knowledgeable tour guides
  • Local experience

Itinerary

Starting point - Sarajevo City Hall

Join us in front of the Sarajevo City Hall, the meeting point for our journey through time. Sarajevo City Hall, called Vijećnica, is a symbol of Sarajevo’s architectural beauty. Admire  stunning Moorish design and delve into its historical significance.

Sarajevo Brewery

Sarajevo Brewery was established in 1864 and is considered for the first industrial production in Bosnia and Herzegovina. This brewery was the only brewery to be operating in two great empires – the Ottoman and the Austro-Hungarian.

The Brewery Museum is located within the premises of Sarajevo Brewery.

Church of Saint Anthony of Padua

This beautiful Catholic church is known for its Gothic Revival architecture. The original Church of Saint Anthony of Padua was built in 1882. At that time, it was the only Catholic place of worship in Sarajevo. You will see beautiful interior and exterior, and hear stories about this church.

Konak

Konak (turkish – home or inn) is a historically significant building in Sarajevo dating back to the 18th century. It was once the residence of Ottoman governors and later Austrian-Hungarian governors. The building features a distinctive Oriental architectural style, reflecting the influence of the Ottoman Empire.

The Tomb of the Seven Brothers

The Jedileri Tomb  (Turkish-Turbe of the Seven) of Seven Brothers also known as the Tomb of Emir Muminin or the Tomb of the Seven Silver Apples, is a historical and cultural monument in Sarajevo. Located in Baščaršija, it was built in the 19th century. While the name doesn’t refer to brothers by birth, Sarajevans believe that they are “brothers by faith”.

Emperor's Mosque and Bridge

Before the Ottomans conquered the whole of Bosnia, the founder of Sarajevo, Isa Bey Ishaković, ordered the construction of a wooden mosque in the same place where the Emperor’s Mosque is today, towards which he built a wooden bridge. 

Isa Bey dedicated it to the Sultan, Mehmed Fatih (Mehmed the Conqueror) It is considered as one of the most beautiful mosques of the Ottoman period in the Balkans. 

 

Latin Bridge

Latin Bridge is one of the most famous bridges in Sarajevo. It is a historical bridge known because it is near the spot where the assassination occurred on June 28, 1914, when Gavrilo Princip killed Archduke Franz Ferdinand, triggering World War I.

At Mejdan Park

At Mejdan is a park that is located on the left bank of the Miljacka River. It is also an archaeological site in the city of Sarajevo. The site is a national monument of Bosnia and Herzegovina and consists of the remains of Bakr-baba’s mosque, a madrasa (high school), a mekteb (primary school), and a harem, along with movable heritage found at the archaeological site.  This green space is located in the heart of old Sarajevo and the area  has changed its name and function many times over the years.

Despić House

Despić House is a museum-house in Sarajevo. The house depicts the living culture of the wealthy Serbian Orthodox trading family Despić.

Parrot Building – Papagajka

Parrot Building – Papagajka is a interesant, atypical structure built in the final years of socialist Yugoslavia. The interior of the building resembles a labyrinth.

Sarajevo Synagogue

Ashkenazi Synagogue is a synagogue in Sarajevo and the third largest in Europe. It was built in 1902. It is located on the left bank of the river Miljacka river. Synagouge was designed in the Moorish Revival which was a popular choice for synagogues in the empire.

Drvenija Bridge

On this tour, you will also see the Drvenija Bridge, which was constructed during  the time of Austro-Hungarian rule in 1898. You will also hear an interesting story about its construction.

The Cathedral Church of the Nativity of the Theotokos

The Cathedral Church of the Nativity of the Theotokos is one of the largest Orthodox churches in the Balkans and largest orthodox church in Sarajevo. The church is located in the very center of the city. The construction of the church commenced in 1863 when Bosnia and Herzegovina  was part of the Ottoman Empire.

Enternal Flame

The Eternal Flame is a monument to Sarajevo’s military and civilian victims of the Second World War. This monument was built on April 6, 1946, on the first anniversary of the liberation of Sarajevo from German occupation. 

City Market Markale

Markale is the name of the city market in Sarajevo. You will see unique building and heard stories about the market. The marketplace is where many citizens come to buy their fresh produce. The name Markale comes from the German word Markthalle which means a place of selling. 

Bosniak Institute

The Bosniak Institute is located in the center of Sarajevo. It is a combination of traditional and modern construction, and our guide will tell you more about the institute itself. The Bosniak Insitute  is an institution of culture and scholarship. 

Sacred Heart Cathedral

The Cathedral of the Sacred Heart of Jesus in Sarajevo stands as a magnificent testament to both faith and architectural beauty. The cathedral has endured periods of conflict but remains a symbol of resilience and spiritual significance for the people of Sarajevo.  It was built in 1889 in the Neo-Gothic style and is the seat of the Archdiocese of Vrhbosna. 

Jewish Museum of Bosnia and Herzegovina

Uncover the captivating stories of resilience and heritage of Sephardic Jews in Bosnia and Herzegovina. This museum is situated in the oldest synagogue in Bosnia and Herzegovina. It’s a journey through time and tradition, a testament to the enduring spirit of a community that has thrived in the face of challenges.

Gazi Husrev Bey's Bezistan (bazar) and Han (stone inn)

Gazi Husrev Bey’s bezistan (bazar or covered marketplace) is only one of the preserved bezistans in Sarajevo, which still serves its purpose – trade. There are also the remains of a building called a han. Han was a kind of hotel, actually a free hotel where travelers could spend one night and get one free meal and then continue their journey in the morning.

Place where Franz Ferdinand was killed

On our tour, you will also see place where Archduke Franz Ferdinand of Austria, heir presumptive to the Austro-Hungarian throne, and his wife, Sophie were assassinated on 28 June 1914. That was the main reason for starting WWI. At that place today is situated Museum of Sarajevo 1878–1918

Gazi Husrev Bey's Mosque

Gazi Husrev Bey’s Mosque, located in the heart of Sarajevo’s Baščaršija district, is a masterpiece of Ottoman architecture and a testament to the city’s rich cultural heritage. The mosque complex also includes a madrasa (school), a library, and a clock tower, creating a harmonious space for both worship and education. Gazi Husrev Bey’s Mosque stands as a symbol of the enduring spiritual and architectural legacy of Sarajevo, inviting visitors to appreciate its beauty and historical significance.

Old Orthdox Church

The Old Orthodox Church in Sarajevo, which is dedicated to Archangels Michael and Gabriel, is one of Sarajevo’s oldest houses of worship. The ethereal Byzantine architecture gracing the church is a testament to centuries of spiritual grace.

Sebilj Fountain

Sebilj Fountain is a symbol of Sarajevo’s cultural heritage. According to a local legend, visitors who drink water from this fountain will return to Sarajevo.

Coopersmith street

This is the oldest street in Sarajevo founded in Ottoman times. The name Kadzandžiluk means Coopersmith street.

Street of Food

At the end, you will see the food street, called Bravadžiluk, and find out where you can try the best traditional food in Sarajevo.

Map

FAQ

How long is the tour?

The tour is about 4 hours long

Can children participate in the tour?

Absolutely! The tour is suitable for all ages and is designed to engage and educate both adults and children. The guides make sure to cater to the interests of all participants.

Are there any physical requirements for the tour?

While the tour involves some walking and exploration, it is designed to be accessible for most individuals. However, please let us know if you have any specific mobility concerns, and we will do our best to accommodate you.

What should I bring with me on the tour?

We recommend wearing comfortable walking shoes and dressing appropriately for the weather. Also you should be dressed appropriately for visiting religious buildings.

It’s also a good idea to bring a camera or smartphone to capture the memorable moments along the way.