3 Days Itinerary in Sarajevo, Bosnia and Herzegovina - Travel Guide
Breathtaking Bosnia: A 3-day Whirlwind Tour in Sarajevo
| Days | Description |
|---|---|
| 1 | Day 1 - Stepping into Sarajevo's Heart |
| 2 | Day 2 - Delving Deep Into History |
| 3 | Day 3 - Chasing Vistas and Delicacies |
Introduction
Immerse yourself in a rich culture, historical significance, and architectural grandeur as you traverse the intriguing nooks and crannies of Saravo, Bosnia and Herzegovina. Witness the mesmerizing blend of East and West in Bosnia's heartland over three unforgettable days.
Day 1 - Stepping into Sarajevo's Heart
Start your Bosnian adventure by diving headfirst into the city's old town, Baščaršija. It acts like a time capsule taking you back to the era when this city was a significant outpost of the Ottoman Empire. Wander around the alleys filled with bustling market stalls selling traditional crafts, from shiny copper tea sets to hand-woven carpets. Don't forget to taste some Bosnian pitas and Cevapi for lunch. As sunset hues color the city, head over to the Vijecnica, the city's grandest Austro-Hungarian building for a visual treat. Though the day ends, your journey is just getting started.
Day 2 - Delving Deep Into History
Wondering what Day 2 holds? We're heading to the War Tunnel Museum. Now, it might feel a little eerie, but imagine, this tunnel, all of 800 meters was the city’s lifeline during the Siege of Sarajevo. After a sobering morning, light things up by visiting the iconic Olympic bobsled track. It's not your usual tourist spot, but who wants usual when you can have unique, right? Cap off the day with a cable car ride to the Avaz Twist Tower for the most breathtaking views of the city at night. Quite a day, huh?
Day 3 - Chasing Vistas and Delicacies
It's our last day, so let's make it count. We'll kick off by hitching a ride on the cable car to Mt. Trebević, offering stunning views of the city. It's a hiker's paradise! Later, visit the local bazaar and try your haggling skills for some keepsakes. No trip to Sarajevo is complete without a visit to the Bjelasnica Mountains, a popular spot for skiing but equally impressive during the summer. We'll wrap up our journey with a hearty Bosnian meal at a traditional, local restaurant. So, are you ready to say goodbye to this city of contrasts?
Emma Turner
FAQs about this
3 day itinerary in
Sarajevo
Sarajevo is captivating all year round, but spring (April to June) and fall (September to November) provide the most pleasant weather for exploring.
Absolutely, Sarajevo is generally safe for tourists. However, as with any travel, it's vital to be aware of your surroundings and keep personal belongings secure.
The official currency in Bosnia and Herzegovina is the Bosnian Convertible Marka.