Top Sarajevo Sightseeing Tours - page 3

Experience the charm and allure of Bosnia on our captivating tour, blending ancient mysteries, natural beauty, and delightful cuisine. Explore the enigmatic Bosnian pyramids and uncover the secrets of the tunnel complex. Find peace in the tranquil Park of Ravne, surrounded by lush forests. Discover the diverse flora and fauna at Bosnia Spring Park, and savor the rich flavors of traditional Bosnian cuisine. This unforgettable journey highlights Bosnia's unique blend of history, nature, and culinary delights, offering you a truly distinctive experience.

Taste your way through Sarajevo on this culinary walking tour. In the company of a guide, stroll the city’s scenic streets and learn about Bosnian culture through food. Visit a local market and sample cheeses, cured meats, and more. Stop by a restaurant and try Bosnian pie, and sip homemade brandy. As you walk, admire historic cathedrals, squares, museums, war memorials, and more.

Trade the busy city streets of Sarajevo for the serene nature of Bosnia and Herzegovina on this small-group tour. Climb aboard a 4x4 to explore the abandoned ski jumps used in the 1984 Winter Olympics, explore rural villages, and visit Boraco Lake where you can take a refreshing dip. While you explore your guide provides insight on the history and culture of the country.

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.

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.

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.

Explore the hills above Sarajevo on two wheels and combine the adventure with sightseeing on this mountain biking tour. Rather than organize your own trip, get your bike and guiding included, and pedal tracks up Mt. Trebevic—riding through cool forests and absorbing panoramic city views. Finally, descend via trails and Sarajevo’s 1984 Olympic bobsled track—a one-of-a-kind experience—before returning to the city. A picnic lunch completes your trip.

We've crafted a special tour that takes you off the usual tourist path, exploring the hidden gems of Eastern Bosnia. Our first stop along the way is at the breathtaking Kazani gorges. Continuing on, we'll make a stop at Sand Pyramids of Foča. These unique formations, made entirely of sand, offer a picturesque backdrop and a glimpse into the natural wonders of our country. In Foča itself, we'll take a stroll through history, exploring its rich Ottoman heritage. From the majestic Aladza Mosque to the tranquil waters of the Drina river, Foča's beauty is bound to enchant you. Our journey then takes us to Goražde. Like Sarajevo, Goražde endured a harrowing siege, but its people's determination shone through. We'll visit the ingenious bridge under a bridge and we'll learn about the brave souls known as the Drina Martyrs, who stood firm in the face of adversity along the Drina river. With each stop, you'll delve deeper into the rich tapestry of Bosnia, discovering its history, culture.

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.

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!

Embark on an unforgettable adventure with our Kozica Waterfalls Hiking Tour from Sarajevo. Your journey begins with a scenic drive to the charming town of Fojnica, known for its rich history and stunning natural beauty. As we leave the town behind, we venture into the lush, untouched wilderness that Bosnia and Herzegovina is famous for. The hike starts on a picturesque trail that winds through centuries-old forests, leading you to the enchanting Kozica Waterfalls. Along the way, you’ll be captivated by the serene surroundings and the sound of birds singing. Our experienced guide will share fascinating stories and insights about the local flora, fauna, and history, making each step of the hike an enriching experience. Upon reaching the waterfalls, you'll be greeted by the sight of crystal-clear water cascading down steep cliffs, creating a series of smaller and larger falls, the tallest of which is about 20 meters high. The breathtaking beauty and the soothing sounds of the waterfalls

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.

Do you wish to hike to the tallest waterfall in all of Bosnia and Herzegovina with a height of 98 meters and have a picnic lunch with an unforgettable view? If so, this tour is perfect for you! From the starting point of the hike, there is around 5 kilometers of slightly downhill terrain which is going to Skakavac waterfall. When we reach the waterfall, we will have our picnic lunch there. After lunch, we will take a different uphill trail which is going to show us a different view of the waterfall, from the top side. That trail is approximately 3 kilometers long. After we have enjoyed the view, we will walk for another 2 kilometers on flat gravel, back to our starting point.

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.

Join us on a fascinating day tour to explore one of the biggest secrets of former Yugoslavia: Tito's Bunker in Konjic. Before visiting the bunker, we'll explore the charming Old Town of Konjic and learn about its iconic Old Stone Bridge, which has connected the banks of the Neretva River since 1682. Tito's Bunker is the largest nuclear shelter in former Yugoslavia, designed to protect President Tito and his closest associates in case of a nuclear war. You'll have the opportunity to explore all parts of this impressive bunker, including the president's office, conference rooms, soldiers' dormitories, gas storage areas, and other specialized rooms. This tour will amaze you with its sheer size and complexity.

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

Combine visits to the top attractions in the Herzegovina region—Mostar and Kravice Waterfalls—on this private tour from Sarajevo. With a guide to provide commentary on the history and culture of the region and its many UNESCO-listed landmarks, stop by highlights including the Konjic Bridge, the fortress village of Počitelj, Koshi Mehmed-pasha Mosque, the Mostar Old Bridge, and the Kravice Waterfalls. Hotel pickup and drop-off included.

Discover the rich history and stunning beauty of Sarajevo with our unique tour. You'll begin by exploring the Tunnel of Hope, an 800-meter-long underground passage that served as a lifeline for the people of Sarajevo during the Bosnian War. Then, pay your respects to the victims of the war at the Roses of Sarajevo memorials before visiting The Yellow Fortress, a medieval stronghold that offers panoramic views of the city. But the adventure doesn't end there. Take a scenic cable car ride to Trebević Vidikovac, a lookout point on Mount Trebević, and enjoy a Bosnian coffee from the top hill snackbar while taking in the breathtaking views of Sarajevo and the surrounding mountains. With our tour, you'll experience the history, culture, and natural beauty of Sarajevo all in one unforgettable journey.

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.

Get special insight into the history of the Bosnian War, and especially the Siege of Sarajevo, with this private history tour through historically significant sites throughout the city. Follow your guide, who shares personal stories about the difficult historical period, to the Tunnel of Hope, a passageway that allowed movement of food, supplies, and aid into the city during the siege, the Jewish cemetery of Sarajevo, city fortifications, and other sites.

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.

In Konjic first we have delicious Bosnian breakfast. Later we take the rafting needed equipment, and afterwards we head it towards the rafting starting point, located around 45 min uphill drive. On way there views over Boračko Lake and upper flow of Neretva river are simply outstanding. Once we are there everything that follows is pure enjoyment. Neretva will bring us astonishing slopes, canyons, clean and fresh drinkable water, untouched nature, great beaches, fish, birds, and even more. Somewhere in the middle will be time for break - doing some swimming, sun-bathing, diving or other activities.

Exploring Sarajevo without a guide may give you only a sketchy take on its storied history and multicultural heritage. This small-group tour delivers: ensuring you cover its key sights and gain perspective on its past and present that many visitors never get. Unpack its Ottoman, Austro-Hungarian, and modern culture; view sights including the Latin Bridge, Eternal Flame, and Pigeon Square; and do it all in a fun and hassle-free way.

The Whole Complex Is Built In A Horseshoe Shape, Resembling A Maze With Offices, Conference Rooms, Dorms And Of Course, Tito’s Private Rooms. It Was All Supported By Two Kitchens And A Supply Of Oil, Food. And Water That Could Sustain The Bunker For Up To Six Months. In The Event Of A Nuclear Strike, The Bunker Could Accommodate Tito (Yugoslav Revolutionary And “Benevolent Dictator” Josip Tito) And 350 Of The Most Important Political And Military Persons In The Country.