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  • 1,5 Hour
  • Min. Guests: 2

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Sarajevo free walking tour schedule:

Every day at 10:00 & 13:00

Contact us for private tours, we can have other schedules

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We are delighted you arrived! Every trip must begin with a single step, therefore start with the greatest Sarajevo free walking tour. Start now and find many interesting details only true locals know!

On this tour, you will learn how Sarajevo is shaped by three religions, and marked by unprecedented historical events.

➡️ Sarajevo is rightfully considered one of the most interesting and authentic cities. Muslims and Christians called it the Sheer, and Jews called it Little Jerusalem and together they formed unique customs and built the city as we know it today. Feel the centuries go by as you walk through the streets of Sarajevo.

This tour will show the old town of Sarajevo through the lens of its people; the oldest streets of the city, its religious heritage, and elaborate architecture. This tour enables you to understand the city better, see the landmarks, and hear the sounds of Sarajevo such as church bells, the Muslim call to prayer, and the din of the coppersmiths crafting their pots, pans, and coffee sets. Surely, the Sarajevo Walking Tour will entice your imagination and make you want to explore the city even more.

🤝 We’ll meet at Sarajevo City Hall. In the Austro-Hungarian part of Sarajevo, out of numerous elaborate buildings, the Sarajevo City Hall is the most extravagant example.

⏭️ Then will we go to Baščaršija Square, the heart of old town Sarajevo, and explore the Ottoman Quarter and the oriental charm of cobbled streets.

⏭️ European Jerusalem. We will visit the Jewish quarter as well as mosques and churches to better understand European Jerusalem and Sarajevo’s multi-confessional essence. First is The Old Orthodox Church, and then we will visit the Gazi Husrev-bey Mosque. After the mosque, we will visit the Jewish quarter. Later on, we will visit the Cathedral of Jesus’ Sacred Heart. After visiting all three multi-confessional religious objects you will see how they are just 100 square meters apart and that is what makes Sarajevo so special.

⏭️ Latin Bridge and the Assassination spot. We’ll explore the Latin bridge, next to which the Austrian archduke Franz Ferdinand was assassinated and WWI began consequently.

🕐 Duration of the tour is around 1.5-2 hours.

After the Sarajevo free walking tour, our tour guides will provide their suggestions for the best food and beverages to try in the area as well as locations and activities to see. Information as to where to eat vegan, vegetarian, or gluten-free food will also be shared with you. If you are interested in nightlife, our tour guides will recommend the places to go. Ask questions or provide suggestions without holding back; our kindness and generosity are something we are proud of.

BONUS: After the Sarajevo free walking tour, our guests will receive a message with a map of our recommendations for restaurants and attractions. 

Book your Sarajevo free walking tour now and embark on an immersive journey through the city’s fascinating history and cultural heritage. Discover the secrets of Sarajevo’s three religions, explore the enchanting old town, and visit iconic landmarks like the Latin Bridge, where WWI began. Join us for an unforgettable experience and uncover the hidden gems only locals know.

Price Includes

  • Tour guide
  • Q&A session

Price Excludes

  • Any private expenses
  • Tips for guide

Itinerary

Sarajevo City Hall

We will start our Sarajevo free walking tour in front of Sarajevo City Hall. Beautiful building from the Austro-Hungarian period. It was made at the entrance of the city and opened in 1896. It was built in a Pseudo-Moorish style. Unfortunately, like many essential buildings in Sarajevo, it was destroyed during the Siege of Sarajevo. It was renovated in 2014, 100 years after the beginning of the First World War.

Baščaršija

Next, we will visit Baščaršija Square, the heart of old town Sarajevo, and explore the ottoman quarter and the oriental charm of cobbled streets.

Old Orthodox Church

It is one of Sarajevo’s oldest and most valuable cultural and historical monuments. It was built in 1539 in the Byzantine style. The church was destroyed and rebuilt many times but always retained an authentic appearance. The current appearance of the church is from the 18th century. The church complex consists of the museum and the cellar, with wines from Herzegovina, the southern part of the country. The museum contains a valuable collection of icons, transcripts, and more than 700 exhibits. It is one of the most important Orthodox museums in the world.

Gazi Husrev Bey's Mosque

Gazi Husrev Bey’s Mosque, located in the heart of Sarajevo’s Baščaršija district, is a masterpiece of Ottoman architecture and a testament to the city’s rich cultural heritage. The mosque complex also includes a madrasa (school), a library, and a clock tower, creating a harmonious space for both worship and education. Gazi Husrev Bey’s Mosque stands as a symbol of the enduring spiritual and architectural legacy of Sarajevo, inviting visitors to appreciate its beauty and historical significance.

Jewish quarter

After the mosque, we will visit the Jewish quarter. You will see Jewish museum of Bosnia and Herzegovina. This museum is situated in the oldest synagogue in Bosnia and Herzegovina. It’s a journey through time and tradition, a testament to the enduring spirit of a community that has thrived in the face of challenges.

Cathedral of Sacred Heart of Jesus

The Cathedral of the Sacred Heart of Jesus in Sarajevo stands as a magnificent testament to both faith and architectural beauty. The cathedral has endured periods of conflict but remains a symbol of resilience and spiritual significance for the people of Sarajevo. After visiting all three multi-confessional religious objects you will see how they are just 100 square meters apart and that is what makes Sarajevo so special. 

Latin Bridge

Latin Bridge is one of the most famous bridges in Sarajevo. It is a historical bridge known because it is near the spot where the assassination occurred on June 28, 1914, when Gavrilo Princip killed Archduke Franz Ferdinand, triggering World War I.

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FAQ

How do I book the free walking tour in Sarajevo?

To book the free walking tour in Sarajevo, you can do it here on the website or via WhatsApp, Instagram or Facebook. Simply provide your preferred date and time for the tour, and our team will confirm your booking.

Where does the tour start?

The tour starts at Sarajevo City Hall, which is located in the Austro-Hungarian part of Sarajevo. Look for our tour guides near the entrance of the City Hall.

How long does the tour last?

The duration of the tour is approximately 1.5 to 2 hours. Our knowledgeable tour guides will ensure that you get a comprehensive experience within this timeframe.

What can I expect to see on the tour?

During the tour, you will explore the old town of Sarajevo, including the Ottoman quarter and its charming cobbled streets. You will also visit the Jewish quarter, mosques, churches, and landmarks like the Latin Bridge, where the assassination that triggered World War I took place. Our guides will provide insights into the city’s rich history and multi-confessional essence.

How can I cancel my reservation?

If you have already made a reservation but are unable to attend the tour, please notify us as soon as possible. You can cancel your reservation by sending an email, a message or a call via Whatsapp.

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