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Trebević is one of the favorite mountains of Sarajevans. It is so close to the city that you can get there in 15 minutes, and yet far enough to enjoy the peaceful nature, great hiking trails and awesome views. Join us on this trip and explore one of the 1984 Winter Olympic venues, the bobsled track, and hike to the top of the mountain to enjoy one of the best views of Sarajevo and surrounding mountains.

Mostar's Old Bridge is one of the most photographed sights in the Balkans — and it earns every photo. But Herzegovina as a region is far larger than the bridge, and this full-day tour from Sarajevo is built to prove it. Five stops. One river valley. A part of Bosnia most visitors never reach beyond Mostar's cobblestones. The route covers Konjic and its Ottoman bridge, Jablanica's open-air WWII battle site, the medieval hilltop fortress of Počitelj, and the Dervish monastery at Blagaj Buna — built into a cliff above one of Europe's largest freshwater springs. Kravice Waterfalls closes the day with cascading falls dropping into an emerald pool that stops every conversation mid-sentence. Mostar anchors the tour. Herzegovina makes it unforgettable.

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.

Bring out your adventurous side with this hike through the mountains of Bosnia and Herzegovina. After being driven through the countryside you'll arrive at the Umolijani village. Then allow the exploration of nature to commence. Hike eight kilometers to one of Bosnia's highest villages located at altitude. The town features medieval tombstones known as Stećci. Finish with a picnic lunch while drinking in panoramic views from the mountain tops.

Embark on a journey through the captivating country of Bosnia and Herzegovina, where history, culture, and natural beauty collide. Discover the winding roads of Konjic and towering cliffs of Blagaj, home to the 600-year-old Blagaj Tekija, a dervish monastery nestled at the base of a cliff. Experience the world-renowned Old Bridge of Mostar, a UNESCO World Heritage Site that symbolizes the country's multicultural heritage and resilience. Take in the breathtaking views and immerse yourself in the fascinating history of this remarkable landmark. Relax and unwind at Kravica Waterfall, a stunning natural wonder with crystal-clear waters perfect for a refreshing swim during the summertime. End your adventure with a traditional Bosnian lamb dish, a must-try delicacy on the way back to Sarajevo. This tour is perfect for travelers seeking a unique and unforgettable experience, blending history, culture, and natural beauty into one incredible journey.

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.

Visoko is a small crafty town located in central Bosnia. It was an early center of the Bosnian medieval state, and the sight where the first Bosnian King Tvrtko I was crowned. Visoko lies on river Bosna and in modern history it will be remembered thanks to the Bosnian pyramids and Semir Osmanagić who started this explorative project. Pyramids trip lasts around 3-4 hours. Departure time is optional. On the way to Visoko, the drive will last 30 minutes and the tour guide will give You elementary information about the city, history and pyramids. There are two interesting places to visit in this tour. Visočica is a hill overlooking the town of Visoko. Semir Osmanagić claims that Visočica and several surrounding hills concealed pyramids. So first stop is at the tunnels Ravne under Visočica with specialized tour guide and after that we are ready to go to see stone blocks on Visočica hill.

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.

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.

This food tour takes you away from the old town and into the Grbavica neighborhood, where real life takes place in Sarajevo. You’ll taste 6 authentic Bosnian dishes in full portions – enough to replace a full meal. The restaurants visited are not tourist places, but where locals eat. At the same time, you will get insights that go beyond food : you will move through a residential district, visit local meeting places and also pass the Grbavica Stadium – a place of great emotional and historical significance for Sarajevo. Thanks to the small group size (maximum 8 people), a personal atmosphere is created, which makes it possible to visit places that are inaccessible to larger groups. This tour is less of a classic food tour – and feels more like an afternoon exploring Sarajevo through food with a local friend.

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.

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.

Get off the beaten track and discover Sarajevo's hidden gems on this city tour: Dive deep into the Mahalas, the city's old Ottoman quarters, and hear fascinating anecdotes about Sarajevo's multicultural past.

Tunel of hope or War tunel in Sarajevo is one of the most popular tour provided by Meet Bosnia Travel agency.Learn about the Sarajevo’s history from a local licensed a guide and hear stories about the life during the war.Visit Sniper Alley and the War Tunnel, passing by the City Hall of Sarajevo, Latin Bridge, the Defenders’ Cemetery, Olympic Stadium Kosevo, Republica Srpska, etc.Hotel pick-up available if required. From the stories of our experienced Sarajevo local guides, you will be able to understand better the rich and sometimes violent history of this city and the whole Balkan region. The facts presented in this war tour are delivered from an intellectual perspective,greatly insightful if you want to learn about what it was like to have been affected by the war,as well as the big picture of these tragic events. Learn about Sarajevo’s modern history from a guide Visit Sniper Alley, the Tunnel of Hope, and more Hear about life during the War Hotel pick-up available if required

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.

Discover the layers of Sarajevo’s history with a licensed professional guide. This tour offers an in-depth look at the Ottoman and Austro-Hungarian influences that shaped the city. With over 20 years of hospitality experience, I ensure a high-quality, informative, and engaging walk through Sarajevo’s most significant landmarks. We focus on real stories and historical accuracy, providing an experience that goes far beyond the basic tourist facts.

This exciting truck safari in Zelengora offers an adrenaline-packed forest drive leading to the Vučije stijene viewpoint, where a 30-minute coffee break is enjoyed. The adventure continues with a sandwich breakfast at Konjska voda spring. The journey then takes you through the forest, crossing Džafer’s stream to reach Orlovačko Lake, encircling the lake with picturesque views and photo opportunities. Next, the drive ascends halfway up Stog peak, 1821 meters high, with an optional hike and an hour-long break. After the pause, the trip heads to Borilovačko (Jugovo) Lake for lunch, followed by a leisurely return to the starting point. This safari encapsulates the essence of Zelengora’s natural beauty, combining scenic drives, tranquil breaks, and exploration of its stunning lakes.

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.

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.

Get out into nature and enjoy the thrill of white water rafting in the process by signing up for this tour from Konjic. You'll hop aboard a raft, with the chance to conquer some Class II and III rapids as you make your way down the Neretava River. As an added bonus, both breakfast and a barbecue lunch will be served.

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.

Experience the best of Sarajevo on this 2-hour early morning walking tour of the Old Town. Explore the historic heart of the city before the crowds arrive and discover why Sarajevo is known as the place where East meets West. Within a 500-meter radius, you’ll visit Sarajevo’s most important cultural, religious, and historical landmarks. Walk through Baščaršija, learn about Ottoman and Austro-Hungarian influences, and understand how different civilizations shaped the unique identity of Bosnia and Herzegovina. This guided walking tour combines sightseeing with engaging storytelling. Your local guide will explain the key events that defined Sarajevo’s history while sharing insights into daily life, traditions, and customs. By the end of the tour, you won’t just see the landmarks — you’ll understand Sarajevo’s culture, history, and religious diversity. Perfect for first-time visitors who want a complete introduction to Sarajevo in a relaxed and authentic early morning atmosphere.

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.

At the junction of Bosnia and Herzegovina with Montenegro, at the foot of the high mountains of Maglić, Volujak and Zelengora, where the inaccessible canyon of the river Sutjeska widens, the settlement of Tjentište was tucked away. The large memorial complex was built on Tjentište in honor and memory of the great Battle of Sutjeska (5th Offensive, "Operation Schwarz"), one of the bloodiest battles fought by partisan forces in 1943 against combined German and Italian troops. The subsequent development of the activity brought with it decisions for the expansion and construction of a larger complex, which includes: the Sutjeska Battle Memorial, an ossuary, a small brigade amphitheater, the Battle Museum, the Sutjeska Battle Memorial House (Spomen dom) and a number of memorials in the vicinity of Tjentišta. The area of Sutjeska was declared a National Park on January 13, 1962. Minimum number of passengers is four (4).