Travel guide Sarajevo 2.A 2016

In Sarajevo, many people and powers have left their mark here, including the Romans, Ottomans and Habsburgs. In close proximity to each other are mosques and synagogues, Catholic and Orthodox churches and numerous other architectural treasures. The heart of Sarajevo has been the Ottoman style for centuries; it joins the main shopping area, which looks like little Austria. Today, the capital of Bosnia and Herzegovina presents itself as a modern, lively university city with a surprisingly rich cultural and nightlife, from which the many internationally renowned festivals stand out. At the gates of the city are extensive mountain ranges, which invite, among other things, to hiking and skiing.

This guide takes you on city walks through all the neighborhoods of Sarajevo, including its outlying sights and nearby mountains. Furthermore, the book provides a detailed introduction to the country's history and current situation.