Top Sarajevo Arts & Design

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.

Svrzo’s House represents the lifestyle of an urban Muslim family in the late 18th and throughout the 19th century.

Go beyond the tourist sights and get a feel for the authentic culture of Sarajevo with this walking tour that focuses on the city’s cuisine and artisan crafts. Join your insider guide for a stroll through the city, with stops to sample classic Bosnian specialties and visit local artisan workshops. Taste savory and sweet treats and see how skilled craftspeople create coffee grinders, paintbrushes, and other treasures by hand.

Step into Sarajevo’s golden age at this newly opened multimedia museum that brings the city’s cultural heritage 1945–1992, to life through rich storytelling, visual art, personal narratives, rare archives, and innovative design. From Sarajevo’s urban development to legendary music, architecture, film, sports, and everyday life — discover the city’s soul through an interactive and immersive experience curated by artists, journalists, historians, and citizens. Located in the city center, We already won four gold awards: TourismExpo Award for best new attraction, Vision 100 Award for innovation in culture, and two gold No Limit Awards for best interior and the use of new technologies. Here, you can witness a rock concert in the Infinity Room or go down the Olympic bobsled track through VR. Described as a must-see cultural attraction, this hidden gem is for anyone wishing to experience Sarajevo beyond the headlines. BHS, ENG, DE, IT, ESP, and TUR audio guides available.

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.

Skip having to research and reach Sarajevo’s top street art locations independently on this small-group tour. With a guide to show you around, you’ll be free to focus on the murals at places such as Sarajevo’s communist-era “parrot” building and Mt. Trebevic’s graffiti-coated 1984 Winter Olympics bobsled circuit. Learn the stories behind the main murals from your guide and finish by painting your own art at a specially chosen location.

Discover Bosnia and Herzegovina’s turbulent past inside the History Museum of Sarajevo. Learn about the nation’s journey from World War II to the Siege of Sarajevo from engaging displays with real life newspaper clippings, touching photographs and testimonials. Go beyond the headlines and uncover local perspectives on socialism, conflict and post-war reconstruction.

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.

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.