Top Sarajevo Car Tours - page 4

Optimize your logistics and use your trip from Sarajevo to Split to visit some of the top sights in Herzegovina. Set off with your driver in the morning and head east, stopping to admire the historic bridges at Konjic and Mostar. At midday, enjoy brunch and a stroll through Blagaj along the Buna River. Afterwards, continue to Počitelj and the Kravica Falls before drop-off in Split.

Outdoor enthusiasts that want to experience Bosnia and Herzegovina's mountains shouldn't miss this Sarajevo winter adventure, where you strap on snowshoes, and enjoy a rugged hike. After a scenic ride from the city, you can explore the trails through the beech forest all the way to the top of Crveni Kuk. Once you reach the summit, take in the fantastic views of the Rakitnica River and Visočica Mountains, before relaxing on your included transfer back to the city.

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.

Learn the stories of some of the terrible things that happened at Srebrenica on this small-group tour of the genocide memorial. This is a small, intimate group tour, so you will keep costs down, but still have a personal experience with your guide. You will depart and return from Sarajevo to keep things running smoothly.

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.

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.

Get to know more about medieval Bosnia on this full-day group tour. Depart from your Sarajevo accommodation in an air-conditioned vehicle and make your way to Travnik and Jajce. In the company of your driver-guide, visit castles and waterfalls and learn about the area’s history.

Mostar, Blagaj, Počitelj, Kravice is a full-day tour for a group from Sarajevo to Konjic, Kravice waterfall, Pocitelj, Blagaj and Mostar. Herzegovina is a must see location for anyone visiting the Balkans. This tour enables you to visit five interesting places. That is why we have designed a tour which offer most of it from perspective of cultural diversity and unique history, truly amazing scenery and as well as delicious. Ideal for travelers who want to see more of Herzegovina in one day Comprehensive overview of local culture and history Hassle-free, round-trip transportation from Sarajevo

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.

Embark on a poignant journey through the harrowing chapters of Sarajevo's history with our Sarajevo War Tour. In the span of three hours, we will guide you through the haunting remnants of the city's war-torn past, shedding light on the indomitable spirit of its people as they faced the challenges of the Bosnian War. Join us as we navigate the scars and stories that define Sarajevo's resilience. Our tour commences at Sniper Alley, This once-bustling boulevard became a deadly stretch during the war. Uncover the secrets of the Sarajevo Tunnel, a lifeline that sustained the city during the siege. Delve into the strategic importance of this underground passage and learn how it became a symbol of hope, enabling the survival of the besieged residents. Climb to the Yellow Fortress for a panoramic view of Sarajevo, reflecting on the city's transformation from a war-ravaged landscape to a symbol of resilience.

In your visit to Srebrenica, you will be shocked, sad, horrified but also learn about the genocide and life in Srebrenica. You will meet a local guides (survivors) and learn about how Srebrenica sadly entered the history with the biggest genocide in Europe after the World War II.

Discover the moving stories of Sarajevo’s Jewish communities on a half-day tour that explores Sephardic and Ashkenazi landmarks, synagogues, and community centers. You’ll learn fascinating personal narratives and history, then go beyond the past with an introduction to Sarajevo’s modern-day Jewish culture.

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.

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.

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.

See more of Herzegovina in one day than you ever could on your own on a tour that takes in Mostar, and the picturesque River Buna. Explore a land that many travelers don’t reach, and see what Herzegovina is like outside of the city limits of Sarajevo. Travel to the spring where the Buna begins, and see the powerful and beautiful Kravice Waterfalls.

During the Bosnian War of the 1990s, Sarajevo set a new record for the amount of time a city had been blockaded, and it took its toll. This small-group guided tour is your chance to learn how people lived through the 4-year Sarajevo Siege as you visit key sites, including the Tunnel of Hope and Sniper Alley. Plus, hear firsthand experiences, including stories from local veterans that bring Sarajevo’s past to life.

Experience the historic charm of Sarajevo’s Vrelo Bosne Park with a carriage ride along the Great Alley, a tradition dating back to 1895. This leisurely horsedrawn excursion is perfect for families, couples, or travelers needing a walking break. As you traverse the two miles (3.5 kilometers) of tree-lined pathways to the Bosna River, soak in the park’s lush foliage and content birdlife.

Learn about the history of Sarajevo and our culture while enjoying the beautiful nature around the city from the comfort of your seat. A little north of Sarajevo lies Mount Ozren, with many peaks offering stunning views of Bosnia's capital. One of them is Bukovik, with an altitude of 1,534 m. From there, you can see the city of Sarajevo and the four Olympic mountains surrounding it: Bjelašnica, Igman, Trebević, and Jahorina. On our way down, we'll leave the wide, open areas behind and enter a beautiful, peaceful forest where one of the highest waterfalls in Europe is hidden. Its name is Skakavac, and it stands 98 meters tall. An easy 20-minute walk to see the waterfall is optional, and if you don't feel like doing it we don't have to, but we highly recommend it! Along the way, we will also visit the Grdonj viewpoint and Crepoljsko peak, both of which offer stunning views of Sarajevo and the surrounding mountains. Be prepared to take some beautiful photos.

You will enjoy mountain Ravna planina views, just a 40 minutes drive from Sarajevo. When we arrive at the location, we will go to the top of the mountain by a cable car where you can enjoy activities like swimming in the lake, ziplining, exploring Dino park and adrenaline park, which are especially suitable for children. On special request, we can provide quad bike ride through the forrest. Also, you will visit the spring of river Miljacka, the river that flows through Sarajevo and enjoy in the landscaping views of untouched nature. Near that place, you can have a lunch by the fishpond, where you can try fresh river fish and taste great wines and homemade spirits.

Winter Olympic Games are definitely an important part of our past and it is also a bright spot in the history of Sarajevo. 1984 was the year that celebrated Sarajevo, the mountains Trebević, Igman, Bjelašnica and Jahorina. In the air, you could feel the enthusiasm and good vibes. Everyone wanted to participate and be a part of this historical event. Only thirty minutes of driving are needed to reach these natural resources since the city is surrounded by mountains from all sides. Bobsleigh track on Trebević is considered to be the most beautiful abandoned place in the world, being visited by a lot of sports journalists and fans. Skiing is still the most popular winter sport and the perfect getaway to the Igman and Jahorina mountains. If You are a fan of nature, fresh air, good company, and exploring something new, this could be the perfect deal!

By the arrival in Kraljeva Sutjeska You have the feeling that You have sailed through time and have returned to the past. Kraljeva Sutjeska and fortress Bobovac were the seat of two Bosnian kings of the Kotromanić, Tomaš and Tvrtko dynasties. The importance of this historical fortress is also that the Bosnian royal crown was guarded, the royal grave chapel, which is assumed that King Stjepan Ostoja ordered the old bishop’s church to be rearranged for that purpose. Three Bosnian kings were buried there: Stjepan Ostoja, Tvrtko II Kotromanić and Stjepan Tomaš Kotromanić. The only fully preserved object in Bobovac is the mausoleum which Queen Katarina raised to the King Tvrtko after his death. For the last Bosnian Queen, St. Catherine, women as a sign of grief in their traditional costumes cover the head with a black scarf. In about 2-hour long drive, You will be in Kraljeva Sutjeska, getting closer to Bobovac, medieval town.

Journey to Bosnia’s iconic sites! From Jajce to Travnik and Pliva Lakes & Watermills, explore historic towns and beautiful landscapes in one unforgettable day. Uncover Bosnia’s treasures in a day! From Jajce’s medieval wonders to Travnik’s Ottoman past and Pliva Lakes’ beauty—this tour is a must. Start your day with a convenient pickup from your hotel in Sarajevo. Travel to the Ottoman-era city of Travnik and the medieval town of Jajce, exploring iconic landmarks and experiencing local culture. Visit the Ornamented Mosque, Birthplace of Ivo Andrić and the Travnik Fortress. Continue to Jajce and discover the Pliva Lakes and the unique watermills of Jajce. Stop at the Pliva Waterfall for a photo opportunity. Explore the Jajce Fortress and the Catacombs. Visit the Esma Sultana Mosque and enjoy some free time to shop and explore the city center. Finally, return to Sarajevo.

Let’s go to the favorite mountain of people from Sarajevo and enjoy an amazing city panorama during our picnic lunch! We will meet at a designated spot and go up to Trebević to the starting point of the hike. The hike will start from the abandoned bobsleigh track on Trebević. We have around half a kilometer on a flat trail, after which the 5 kilometer long hike starts. The highest peak of Mountain Trebević is a perfect spot for our picnic lunch! After lunch, luckily, the hike does not continue uphill, but rather we will enjoy a walk down the mountain through a wonderful forest. The elevation gain in this tour is approximately 700 meters.