Best places: Historic sites in Sarajevo, Bosnia and Herzegovina

Built 1457–1565 in classical Ottoman style, Emperor's Mosque is Sarajevo's oldest place of worship.

👍 Visted sarajevo in August 2019. Our last day here, luckily happened to see the opening parade of the film festival in the street. So many gorgeous looking people. Didn't get chance to go inside of the building. Hope to come back again in the future to watch shows here.

Ottoman-style 16th-century mosque with a courtyard featuring a garden & cemetery.

Landmark wooden fountain built in the 18th century & resembling an ornate kiosk.

Originally built in the late 1800s, this grand national monument hosts government events & concerts.

Ornate, 19th-century Gothic-style Catholic church with a marble altar, murals & stained glass.

👍👍 Beautiful mosque in the center of Sarajevo Old town.

Time-tested mosque in the center of the city's old bazaar, declared a national monument in 2006.

Huge church built in the 1860s featuring an ornate interior with many portraits & stained glass.

Iconic, restored 17th-century clock tower, with a gilt face synced to lunar cycles & Muslim prayers.

Food market in a neoclassical building with stalls supplying local produce, meats & dairy products.

👍👍 Fine dining restaurant but DO NOT go there with the car younger than 15 yrs of age, i got robbed and car got demolished. I still have bad aftertaste ....

😐 This beautiful building dates back 500 years and survived the wars with relatively little damage. Now only used religiously on special Jewish occasions it is converted to a museum over 3 floors displaying various artifacts of Jewish culture and their time in Bosnia & Hertzogovina. A large book hangs...

👍👍 Čekrekči Muslihudin's mosque, known as Čekrekčinica or Čekrekčija mosque, is located in the very center of Sarajevo's old commercial core, at the foot of the Kovači settlement. The mosque was built by Muslihudin Hadji Mustafa, who acquired a significant property, who was nicknamed Čekrekčija because...

👍👍 The construction of the National (Central) Bank in Sarajevo began in 1929, at a time when most of the architects - creators associated with Sarajevo were under the influence of modernity. The specificity of the project consists in the fact that the designer, Milan Zloković, managed to, in accordance...