If your path ever brings you to the Balkans, Sarajevo, the capital of Bosnia and Herzegovina should be one of your stops. Nestled in a valley, Sarajevo is one historically interesting city that welcomes friends and tourists from all around the world. Due to its climate; hot summers and cold winters, the capital city of Bosnia and Herzegovina can be visited all year round. What to do there? Keep on scrolling to find out.
Eat Ćevapi
If you eat meat, a plate of tasty, sausage-shaped grilled minced beef is a must-eat while in Bosnia. Ćevapi are served in a flatbread with onions and sauce. It is the national dish, so you can found it everywhere, in restaurants, and it is a popular street food as well.
Baščaršija
Situated in the Old Town, Baščaršija is the most historic part of the city, full of narrow cobbled streets, small shops and pigeons. The architecture dates from the 15th century, and it is the cultural center of the city. The area remained a market and bazaar, just like it was 6 centuries ago.
Caffe Tito
A good cup of Turkish coffee is a lifesaver after an exhausting city exploring. The best place to relax is the communist themed café named Caffe Tito. Full of pictures, newspaper articles and other memories of Yugoslavia’s ex-president will bring you back to the past.
