Top Sarajevo Art & Culture - page 4

On our tours we take our guests to a friendly cup of coffee with amazing view at Sarajevo valley and introduce them in adventures way about history of Bosnia & Herzegovina and Fall of Yugoslavia. Every guest we treated as our own friends and we try to present our City through our Life's in Bosnia &Herzegovina. All our tours are adjusted - flexible to our guests so that our guests can enjoy as maximum as possible in just few hours.

Book this private tour to hike between Umojani and Lukomir villages in Bosnia, and get some exercise, a dose of fresh country air, and some peace and quiet in the remote areas. You’ll see Stecci’s medieval tombstones along the way, hear all about them from your guide, and also stop for an included picnic lunch to keep you energized.

In this tour, you will get a chance to explore the historical background of Sarajevo. The tour will take you to the place where the Bosnian war started. Furthermore, you will get to see frontlines on mountains around Sarajevo. Then, the tour will take you to an abandoned hotel, the Sniper Alley and the Sniper Nest. Furthermore, you will get to visit the Bobsleigh and Luge track and the Olympic Village, damaged during the war. Lastly, the tour will take you to the Tunnel of Hope where you will visit the museum and learn more about the importance of the said Tunnel and its significance during the Siege of Sarajevo.

A historical overview of the most recent genocide in the world. A study elaborated through world's educational systems, the bloodiest war period of Bosnian ’92-95' War and story that will never be forgotten. The story of Srebrenica Genocide.

A tour of the longest siege in modern warfare. This tour will try to explain the life of a besieged city, the most important events and battles, the political and strategic situation and tell the history on why and how did the war start and end. We will visit Tunel DB, sniper nest, and the bobsled track. From 1992 until early 1996 Sarajevo was completely cut off from the rest of the world. This tour will show you the history, politics, strategy, aims and madness of the longest siege in the history of modern warfare. How did Bosnian army form? How strong was aggressors army? How did the siege start? What were the worst atrocities? What was the role of international community? How did the citizens of Sarajevo defend themselves? How many projectiles were fired on the city daily? Answer to these and many more questions is in this tour.

If you’re a history buff who wants to learn all about Franz Ferdinand and his wife Sofia, and a lot more, then book this group tour of Sarajevo. You’ll keep costs down by joining this group tour, but you won’t give up anything in terms of historical information delivered by a charming guide. You’ll even get collected from your hotel to make things hassle free.

Make the most of your journey from Sarajevo to Zagreb by booking this small-group tour, where you’ll stop at several historic and scenic spots along the way. Your driver will navigate while you ride comfortably in your air-conditioned vehicle. Admission to Tvrdjava Stari grad, the Fortress of Jajce, the Catacombs of Jajce, and Pliva Waterfall are all taken care of, so no need to pay extra when you visit these spots.

Take some time to learn about the tragic history of Sarajevo on a guided sightseeing tour through the city. Listen to commentary from your guide about the fall of Yugoslavia, the Siege of Sarajevo, and the division of Bosnia and Herzegovina. See key landmarks like the National Museum, City Hall, Zetra Olympic Hall, and the Tunnel Museum where you can watch a movie about the Siege of Sarajevo.

This is an easy way to cover the highlights of Herzegovina in a single tour from Sarajevo. Forget self-drive and public transport, and discover four of the region’s scenic and historical gems, with a guide to explain their history. See the Old Bridge at UNESCO-listed Mostar, admire the Kravice Waterfalls, experience historical Pocitelj, and visit the town of Blagaj, known for its River Buna Spring, which rises from a cavern.

Get an in-depth look at the former state of Yugoslavia and the war of Bosnia and Herzegovina during this small-group tour. Listen to engaging commentary from your guide about the history of the region as you explore the city of Sarajevo and see important landmarks including the Eternal Flame, Zetra Olympic Hall, and the Sarajevo War Tunnel. Hotel pickup and private, air-conditioned transportation are included.

Jajce and Travnik are two of Bosnia's most significant and least visited cities — the kind of places locals consider symbols of their country while most international visitors have never heard of them. This full-day tour from Sarajevo changes that. Two medieval towns, one river valley, and a side of Bosnia that has nothing to prove and everything to show. Jajce was the royal capital of the last Bosnian kingdom — a walled hilltop town where a waterfall drops directly into the city center, glacial Pliva Lakes sit minutes away, and medieval streets run alongside Ottoman layers in a way that makes history feel genuinely alive. Travnik follows — home to a commanding 15th-century fortress, a vivid Ottoman old town, and the birthplace of Ivo Andrić, Bosnia's only Nobel Prize winner in literature. Guests interested in the controversial Bosnian Pyramids can add a stop in Visoko on request. Two cities most travelers miss entirely. One day that changes that completely.

Located a few hours away from Sarajevo, Jajce and Travnik are two cities with a long and rich history, surrounded by breathtaking landscapes. You can explore some of their top sights, including transportation from Sarajevo, with a professional driver and licensed guide. During this trip, you will see the Pliva Lakes, which are home to amazing "Mlincici" flour mills, watermills in Jajce, Medieval Catacombs, You will also enjoy a ride on an electric boat on the lake, and visit the most wanted stoning waterfall in the center city of Jajce, as well as an old castle in Travnik. You will also get to taste Travnik’s best cevapi, the country's national dish, and enjoy the beautiful landscapes along the way. Jajce was the capital of the Bosnian Kingdom in the 14th century, while Travnik was the capital of the Ottoman Empire in Bosnia and Herzegovina. Travnik still has the same appearance as during the Ottoman period with many mosques, houses, and fountains that date back to that time.

Explore all that Herzegovina has to offer with this private adventure tour from Sarajevo. Highlights of the tour include coffee at Jablanicas Lake, the Museum Battle for the Wounded on Neretva River, exploring Kravice Falls and the Blagaj tekija Old Town. Doing so will give you a comprehensive opportunity to indulge in Balkan history, culture, and delicacies.

Combination of tram ride and walking tour – Unlike most historical tours, this experience includes a short panoramic tram ride through Sarajevo, offering a unique perspective of the city and the former frontlines during the siege. Authentic local storytelling – Our knowledgeable guides share powerful personal stories and historical insights that bring Sarajevo’s recent history to life. Real locations of historical events – The tour takes place at the actual sites where key moments of the siege unfolded, allowing visitors to better understand the geography and reality of life during the war.

Discover why many people call Sarajevo the Jerusalem of Europe. Visit the first mosque in the world that received electricity in 1898, then see the only public clock in the world that measures lunar time ("à la Turk"), to indicate the time for daily prayers. Discover why the city of Sarajevo had public hotels, hammams, toilets, free clean water at every corner, a public kitchen where even today people eat for free. Visit the place where the first spark that started the First World War was ignited. Find out in which restaurants you can eat the best local food. Learn something new in an interesting way.

Learn all about the spirit of Sarajevo on this small group walking tour, where you’ll hear stories and see places a guide book would never know about. Cruise through the Otttoman’s small streets hearing cultural and historical stories with your local guide. Easily meet your guide in town, then start your walk to City Hall, Inat Kuca, Jajce Army house, and much more.

Sarajevo is often called the Jerusalem of Europe. Join our walking tour and find out how different religions and empires shaped the history of this beautiful city. Our guide will explain what caused the Sarajevo Assassination of 1914 and how this event changed the course of world’s history. Learn how to make and drink Bosnian coffee, what to eat and where to party during your Sarajevo adventure. Find out the differences between the Bosnian, Croatian and Serbian languages, and if we really need a translator when we speak to each other.

Skip the crowds—this is a private tour for your group only. Step into the heart of Sarajevo with “Inspiring Story of Sarajevo – Private Walking Tour” a tour that invites you to explore the city’s poignant history and peaceful havens. Over three hours, delve into Sarajevo’s past at the War Theatre and the War Childhood Museum, where stories of resilience and hope unfold. Pay your respects at the Vječna vatra, a testament to the city’s spirit of liberation. Then, find solace in the lush Veliki Park, a green sanctuary that offers a moment of peace. This tour isn’t just a walk through Sarajevo’s streets; it’s a journey that puts you at the center of the city’s narrative, inviting you to connect with its soul. Ideal for history buffs, families, and anyone eager to understand Sarajevo’s unique story, this experience promises to leave you with a deeper appreciation of the city’s past and its people’s enduring spirit.

The end of 15th century in Europe was the end of peaceful life for some of the people. After the fall of Granada in 1492, began the persecution of Jews from Spain and Portugal. Find out how in the 16th century the Sarajevans developed new neighbors – the Sephardim Jews and how life looked like in the Sijavus Pasha’s Quarter. Discover what they used to do, what songs they sang and which specialties they used to prepare. You'll also learn about the fascinating Ladino language. On this tour, you can hear about all of this. The tour will tell you the story of the Jewish Community in Sarajevo, the story of Sephardim and Ashkenazim Jews, their life, happiness, suffering, persecution, place of their eternal resting and place of struggle with death and suffering.

Check out two of Bosnia’s towns on this small-group tour to both Travnik and Jajce, plus make several other stops along the way. Visit the stilt houses at Mlincici, try some water sports on Pliva Lakes, Explore Jajce Fortress, and so much more. All your transport is taken care of, so you move seamlessly between sites in a comfortable, air-conditioned vehicle.

Don't miss the most popular Sarajevo tour! On this walking tour you will delve into the Jewish heritage of Sarajevo. Jews reached Bosnia in the middle of 15th century from Spain and Portugal. About their arrival, as well as their creating life and history in Sarajevo during the Spanish Inquisition, you will learn by your local licensed guide. During the walk you will get to know many scenic streets and visit must see places as Jewish Museum, the Ashkenazi Synagogue, Jewish cemeteries, the National Museum, and many more attractions. At the top of the experience, you will explore a big part of the city, as well as some beautiful and important, but not that well known streets.

Join a full-day small-group excursion from Sarajevo to Srebrenica for a true storytelling experience of the tragic events of July 1995. With a guide by your side, you’ll learn the town's history and gain insights into its transformation from peace to tragedy. The itinerary includes visits to the Srebrenica Memorial Center, a former UN base, and the town itself.

Svrzo’s House represents the lifestyle of an urban Muslim family in the late 18th and throughout the 19th century.

Skip having to research and reach Sarajevo’s top street art locations independently on this small-group tour. With a guide to show you around, you’ll be free to focus on the murals at places such as Sarajevo’s communist-era “parrot” building and Mt. Trebevic’s graffiti-coated 1984 Winter Olympics bobsled circuit. Learn the stories behind the main murals from your guide and finish by painting your own art at a specially chosen location.