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Sarajevo Is Writing the Most Beautiful Tourism Story

The Tourist Association of Sarajevo Canton continues to record growth in arrivals, revenues, and international recognition. In 2025, the number of tourist arrivals increased by 8.4% compared to 2024, while overnight stays rose by 14.3%. The one-millionth overnight stay was achieved as early as July, a whole month earlier than the previous year. This success…

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Sarajevo, the Regional Capital of Festival Tourism

A rich and diverse festival scene, along with numerous events held throughout the year, has transformed the capital of Bosnia and Herzegovina into a must-visit destination for travelers from around the world. The festival scene in Sarajevo Canton has long outgrown its cultural framework and now represents a powerful strategic direction for tourism development. The…

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Nettle that sings, not stings

Many Sarajevans are not even aware of the existence of the restaurant "Žara iz duvara", although it has been located in the capital of BiH since 2014, and in a quite prominent and attractive location, across from the Music School. The reason lies in its inconspicuous exterior; the restaurant is housed in an Austro-Hungarian building,…

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Sarajevo’s Triangle of Wishes

Sarajevo, a city where two cultures and four monotheistic religions intertwine, has been a meeting point of Islam, Orthodox Christianity, Catholicism, and Judaism for centuries. Today, it attracts tourists from all over the world who want to experience and explore its rich spiritual and cultural heritage. Religious tourism, as a specific form of tourism focused…

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Lunch at Grandma’s

Sarajevo is not exactly rich in "real" restaurants with traditional Bosnian cuisine, there are more classic “aščinica“ places that, admittedly, offer quality "basic" Bosnian food. However, if you want something more demanding, as well as an atmosphere where you can take someone out and treat them nicely, the choice usually comes down to "Inat kuća/The…

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One of the oldest streets of Sarajevo: Kazandžiluk, 500 years long tradition

Kazandžiluk, 500 years long tradition Kazandžiluk is one of the oldest streets in Sarajevo's Baščaršija. It starts at Baščaršija square and leads to the east, then turns sharply to the south and ends in Bravadžiluk. Traditional copper objects are made and sold there. A special copper engraving technique called filigree is used in the process.…

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Sarajevo settlement Faletići: Vrelo Mošćanice

Ancient Sarajevans used the location of Mošćanica Spring and its beauty as a picnic spot during the Ottoman era. It is much smaller than Vrelo Bosne, but there is no difference in beauty. Vrelo Mošćanice can be reached via Faletići; pass the lodge Dom Faletići and the turning towards the cemetery and turn right towards…

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