Top Sarajevo Walking Tours - page 2

Sarajevo’s complex history and cultural diversity make it one of Europe’s most fascinating cities. Discover it with a local guide on a private walking tour designed for deeper understanding. This personalized tour allows you to discover the exterior of monuments, including museums, while learning about the city’s history and culture. As you walk through historic areas and key landmarks, your guide shares stories that explain Sarajevo’s unique character. Museum visits can be included upon request. With advance contact to personalize the route, this tour is perfect for travelers seeking meaningful insight into Sarajevo.

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.

Hike one of Bosnia’s most popular hikes, the Lukomir Highland Village Hike, on this private one-day trip from Sarajevo. You’ll have personal transportation to the start of the trek, hiking poles, snacks along the way, and a traditional Bosnian lunch along the way. You won’t have to worry about organizing any of that- just enjoy the day out, the hike, and the views.

Go on an in-depth exploration of the Siege of Sarajevo on this educational tour. Accompanied by a driver-guide, travel in an air-conditioned car or minivan through Sarajevo and learn about the city’s history. Visit the War Tunnel Museum, the abandoned Olympic bobsled track on Trebevic Mountain, a large Jewish cemetery, and the Ottoman-era Old Town, and hear stories about Sarajevo during the siege.

With just one day to explore Herzegovina, this full-day tour from Sarajevo will check off all the main highlights. Explore the historic towns of Konjic, Pocitelj, and Blagaj; admire natural wonders including Jablanicko Lake and Neretva river canyon; and visit the UNESCO-listed town of Mostar, famous for its picturesque Old Town and Old Bridge.

Sarajevo’s old bazaars feature coppersmiths, silversmiths, and jewelers who use time-honored skills to create everything from copper and silver trays to coffee pots and jewelry. On this tour, delve deeper into these market areas and the skills of their vendors than possible alone. See the wares at Kazandziluk coppersmiths market, explore the city's old blacksmiths’ street, and visit workshops to craft your own small copper souvenir to keep.

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.

See the best of Bosnia and Herzegovina, and some of Serbia,on an attraction-packed day trip.Without having to worry about hiring a car or driving on unfamiliar roads,you’ll travel between three distinctive villages and benefit from the local knowledge of your guide.This is tour will help you spread your knowledge about Eastern Bosnia and Western Serbia,by enjoying beautiful landscapes and nature on the road.Višegrad is a lovely small town located in the valley of the Drina,in the hilly slopes gently rising high into the mountains where you will see popular Old Stone Bridge, the endowment of Grand Vizier Mehmed Pasha Sokolovic.Just nearby this famous bridge is another tourist attraction–Andricgrad(Andrictown) also known as Kamengrad(Stonetown) which is a project of a famous film director Emir Kusturica,inspired with work and character of famous Bosnian writer,nobel prize winner,Ivo Andric. At the end we will visit beautiful ethno village Drvengrad. To pass the border You need passport!

Sarajevo has a strong subcultured street art scene. Historicaly, after the 1995 siege of Sarajevo, the city was 95% damaged and remained depresively uncolored. The first color renaissance was actually provided by street artists through street art, graffiti scene and various murals. Every picture on the wall describes our society and the city itself. Different interpretions, various expressions and many colored areas will be met on the tour. Let's see Sarajevo through a unique perspective, guided by local artists and certified tour guides. Join us on this cool street art tour!

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.

Take a step back in time to recent historical events and learn about the tumultuous history of Bosnia and Herzegovina during this half-day tour. Explore Sarajevo and listen to engaging commentary about what life was like while the city of under siege during the first half of the 1990s. Hear stories of peril, visit iconic landmarks like the Tunnel of Hope (additional cost), and see how citizens made homemade weapons to survive.

If you want to experience Bosnia and Herzegovina's lush nature but are pressed for time, this Skakavac Waterfall excursion is the ideal option. Set at a leisurely pace on a low-impact trail, this tour is also popular with travelers with active children. In addition to leading you to Bosnia and Herzegovina's highest waterfall, your guide also explains the surrounding flora and fauna for a well-rounded outdoor adventure.

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.

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.

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

Start your Sarajevo tour at Hotel Europe, wandering through Ottoman-era streets as you delve into the city’s rich heritage. Visit the Sacred Heart of Jesus Cathedral and the Cathedral Church of the Nativity of the Theotokos, reflecting Sarajevo's religious diversity. Explore Ferhadija Pedestrian Street, home to the Eternal Flame and Tito Street, symbols of resilience and history. Discover the Gazi Husrev Begova Medresa, encompassing the Gazi Husrev-Beg Mosque and Bezistan Bazaar. Admire the historic Clock Tower and Jewel Street. Near the Latin Bridge, visit the Mausoleum of Princip Gavrilo, where World War I was ignited. Marvel at Sarajevo City Hall and ascend the Yellow Fortress for panoramic views. Wander through Sebilj Brunnen (Fountain) and Pijaca Markale, featuring the Yellow Market and Sarajevo's Largest Rose. Conclude at the Jewish Museum of Bosnia and Herzegovina in the Jewish Park and Sefardi Synagogue.

This tour offers an authentic journey through the heart of Sarajevo, immersing you in the city's rich history and vibrant culture. Starting at Baščaršija Square, you'll experience the lively atmosphere and Ottoman architecture that define the historic center. As you wander through Baščaršija Bazaar, you'll encounter traditional shops, local crafts, and the scents of local delicacies, capturing the essence of Sarajevo's bustling market life. A visit to Morića Han reveals the city's trading past, where you can admire the well-preserved architecture of this historic caravanserai. The tour concludes at the Sebilj Fountain, an iconic symbol of Sarajevo, offering a perfect blend of history, culture, and local flavor.

Visit to Srebrenica town is a unique tour itself. A story about small industrial town, known for highly developed industry employing more that 12000 people before the war 1992-1995 and specially, among others, mining of silver (in Bosnian silver means srebro, after which the town was named) changed to a story about a town that has gone trough suffer and betrail, and genocide that marked it in modern history. Today, Srebrenica is a place of drastically lower population of brave returnees, stuck in time, and a place of grief for the past times. Remembering Srebrenica and honoring the victims is crucial to nowadays population, gives them strenght to live back in their homes, together with Serbs. You wil get to see authentic war pictures, personal things of murdered found in mass graves, to walk in scary rooms of torturing of the former accumulator factory and to meet survivors and hear their heart-stopping narratives. The tour is also moslty often lead by young war survivors.

TARASPORT prides itself with over a decade of experience in organizing outdoor activities are a great love towards the surrounding nature. It is our goal to introduce our area to travelers from all around the world, since tourism vise it is still quite undiscovered.

Experience the thrill of quad riding and the serenity of hiking to Skakavac, Europe's second largest waterfall. Immerse yourself in diverse landscapes, guided by experts, as you reach the majestic cascade. This unique adventure caters to all skill levels, creating unforgettable memories of natural beauty and exhilaration. Discover the perfect balance of excitement and tranquility on our Quad+Hiking Tour to Skakavac Waterfall.

Sarajevo may not be known for its conceptual art—where the idea overrides the subject—but it bristles with modern galleries and art born from the wreckage of the 1992-95 Bosnian War. Skip finding these hotspots yourself, and access and understand them more easily with a guide. Highlights include a contemporary gallery that serves beer, the Sarajevo “roses”—bomb scars turned into flower shapes; and exhibitions showcasing local artists.

Head off on a journey around the rolling green hills of Prokoško Jezero and find the historic wooden houses that dot the countryside. Enjoy a picturesque drive over the Vranica mountain roads and see Prokoško Lake, with plenty of opportunities for photos of the valleys beyond. At Prokoško Jezero, taste local foods and explore the untouched nature of the surrounding hills and meadows.

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.

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.