Top Sarajevo Private Sightseeing Tours - page 3

We will hike in Sutjeska national park, the oldest and largest national park in Bosnia, and Nature Park Piva in Montnegro. Sutjeska national park is a place where you can enjoy breathtaking views, but it also has very interesting history due to iconic WW2 battles that happened there. Join us on this trip and learn how Partisans managed to gain victory against much more powerful enemy thanks to their guerilla warfare, while hiking just bellow Bosnia's highest peak and enjoying stunning nature.

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.

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.

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.

Explore Sarajevo at your own pace with a self-guided walking tour on your phone — no app needed and no physical guide. You get a clear map of all 10 stops, simple directions through Google Maps, and short audio stories you can play when you reach each location. The route traces Sarajevo's layered history, from the Ottoman bazaar of Baščaršija to the grand Austro-Hungarian quarter, passing landmarks such as the City Hall (Vijećnica), the Sebilj fountain, the Gazi Husrev-beg Mosque, the Latin Bridge and the Ashkenazi Synagogue. Along the way, interactive quizzes and riddles unlock each stop, so you learn the city's stories while you play. Walk solo or team up with friends and family, start whenever you like, and take as long as you want — your ticket stays valid so you can tour Sarajevo on your own schedule.

Hutovo blato was declared as park of nature in 1995. Because its outstanding beauty and significance. Karst water from hills makes larger number of lakes, gorges and river Krupa and ensures a high level of groundwater, coming down hill in valleys. High level of underground water effects on appearance of constant and semi-constant springs and wells. Lakes of Hutovo blato represents crypto depressions, because the bottoms of some lakes are under the sea level ( Jelim 18m ). The biggest lakes on Hutovo blato are: Deransko, Jelim, Drijen, Orah, Škrka and Svitava. Svitava lake is artificial accumulation, made during the construction of hydropower Čapljina. All lakes of Hutovo blato are mutually conected with large number of canals and gorges.

This tour offers a unique and unforgettable experience that combines historical and natural attractions. You will visit the charming old town of Konjic and see the stunning 17th century Old Bridge, explore Tito's Nuclear Bunker, a fascinating Cold War-era structure, and go deep below Zlatar mountain to reach the Atomic War Command (ARK), recently discovered in the 1990s. Accompanied by a knowledgeable guide, you'll wander through the passageways and rooms, and even see Tito's private residence within the bunker. Learn about Tito and Yugoslavia from a specialized tour guide, before relaxing and unwinding at the beautiful Boračko Lake, surrounded by lush forests. Take a swim in the crystal-clear waters of the lake or simply enjoy the natural surroundings. This tour promises a one-of-a-kind experience that will leave you with lasting memories.

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.

Discover the industrial heritage of Zenica on a guided tour. Learn about the city's industrial past and its impact on urban development. Watch a rare archival documentary film and enjoy the city.

Explore Travnik at your own pace with this self-guided walking tour, featuring a clear map to navigate 10 essential landmarks. Enjoy audio stories and interactive quizzes that enhance your understanding of the city's rich history as you walk from the Ivo Andrić statue through the picturesque streets. This 1.5-hour tour is perfect for individuals or groups looking for a flexible and informative experience, available daily in any weather. Bring your smartphone, comfortable shoes, and a sense of adventure. - Discover 10 key sites including Travnik Fortress and the Ornamented Mosque - Audio stories that enrich your journey with captivating tales - Interactive quizzes challenge your knowledge as you explore - Flexible timing with a 6-month ticket validity to start your tour whenever you like

Sarajevo stands at the true meeting point of East and West, where Ottoman influence gives way to Austro-Hungarian grandeur. On this self-guided audio tour, you’ll journey through the capital’s most difficult chapter to discover how it’s transformed tragedy into a testament of human perseverance. You’ll start at the Meeting of Cultures, a brass line marking the city’s cultural divide. You’ll walk past the Latin Bridge where a wrong turn changed world history, and through the cobblestone streets of Baščaršija. As you walk, you’ll hear poignant stories of survival during the longest siege in modern history. We won’t shy away from difficult conversations about ‘ethnic cleansing’, the complex and painful debates around the term genocide, and the daily work of healing among neighbours who once found themselves on opposite sides. The tour ends at the Yellow Fortress, where panoramic views reveal how the city’s diverse architectural influences blend into a uniquely Sarajevan landscape.

Discover the heart of Sarajevo, shaped by centuries of Ottoman and Austro-Hungarian rule, on this self guided tour with a mobile app. See where East meets West, literally, while uncovering the stories behind centuries-old mosques, caravanserais, Austro-Hungarian era cathedrals, and wartime scars. On this tour, you will find out how a house was moved brick by brick, how the city survived the longest siege in modern history and why this city is called the Eastern Jerusalem. From the exact spot that sparked World War I to the hidden corners of the Ottoman bazaar, this route is packed with surprising tales and beautiful architecture. Walk at your own pace, take breaks to sample Bosnian coffee when you like, and dive deep into Sarajevo’s rich, resilient spirit. This tour is ideal for first-time visitors who want both context and flexibility. Our self-guided tours are trusted by over 20,000 travelers, and a full refund guarantee means you can book with confidence

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