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Bosnia and Herzegovina

Bosnia and Herzegovina

“Honestly, when Sarajevo was chosen as the entry point to the Balkans (for economic reasons), I didn't have high expectations.”@Ekaterina111 · 1 month ago
The saddest rose in Europe 🌹 Sarajevo

The saddest rose in Europe 🌹 Sarajevo

“The first time I stepped into the old town of Sarajevo, I was completely stunned 😍 The moment I walked into the Baščaršija market, I was greeted by Ottoman-style cobblestone streets and mosque minarets, and the air was filled with the aroma of grilled Ćevapi.”@小思Cheryl · 2 months ago
Sarajevo: 3 Things I’d Never Skip

Sarajevo: 3 Things I’d Never Skip

“Sarajevo was one of those cities I understood better the longer I walked around it.”@Rani Mamahit · 2 months ago
A Journey Through History in Sarajevo

A Journey Through History in Sarajevo

“#postandearn Visiting Sarajevo was a deeply moving and eye-opening experience.”@Digital Globetrotter · 1 year ago
Sarajevo 🇧🇦 - I’m in ❤️ 🥰 🥰 🥰 ❤️

Sarajevo 🇧🇦 - I’m in ❤️ 🥰 🥰 🥰 ❤️

“🫶🏻 Sarajevo, I’m in love!”@Chelzz · 1 year ago
Sarajevo's Raiders, the new city after the war, h

Sarajevo, the capital of Bosnia and Herzegovina, is known as the Jerusalem of Europe. On June 28, 1914, on the Latin Bridge in Sarajevo, Prinsip of Serbia assassinated the Ferdinand Grand Duke who ruled the entire Austro-Hungarian Empire and detonated the First World War. 

 From 1992 to 1995, following the largest war since World War II, the war in Bosnia and Herzegovina broke out and the entire Sarajevo was surrounded by Serbian forces. The whole city is like a hell on earth, and it is also the longest siege war in the history of modern warfare. 

 However, this city, made of blood and tears, has revived its vitality many years later. 

Recommended attractions: 

1 City Hall
Vijenicas City Hall is the most magnificent building built during the occupation of Sarajevo by the Austro-Hungarian Empire and a symbol of world civilization. 

2 Mosque
mosque was built in 1951, the beautiful Ottoman building, the largest mosque in Bosnia and Herzegovina and now a Muslim-style octagon The tomb is in the mosque. 

3 Sacred Heart Cathedral
The largest Catholic church in Bosnia and Herzegovina, incorporating Gothic and Roman architecture, two architectural styles, two cultures. The city is characterized by numerous religious buildings and represents a positive and open mindset of the city's blending of culture. 

4Latin Bridge
The fuse of the First World War-Latin Bridge. Historical reasons doomed the extraordinaryness of the bridge. In 1914, the Serbian national youth Principe Gavrilo Princip assassinated the Austrian Crown Prince Ferdinand and his wife, and created the Sarajevo incident. 

6Lion Tomb
 A couple was killed at the Vrbanja Bridge when they fled the beleaguered Sarajevo on May 19, 1993. When the two men stepped on the bridge, the gunshots suddenly sounded. The man first shot and died directly. Then the woman was shot. She held the other corpse tightly and died after 15 minutes. The two died when they were only 25 years old. 

7 Sniper Alley
This is the main city road in Sarajevo during the Bosnian War. Because of its unique location, it is the best sniper sniper. The sniper can hide and aim at any place on the street. It has also become an important cultural and historical site in Bosnia and Herzegovina. 

 Practical Raiders: 

1 Time difference: 6 hours slower than domestic. 
2 Currency and exchange rate: Mark BAM, 1 RMB = 0.248 mark 
 3 calling card: I bought it locally and can solve it in TB. 
4 Transportation: 
· Flight: At present, there is no direct flight to Bosnia and Herzegovina in China. The more mainstream is to choose Russian Airlines to transfer to Sarajevo, the capital of Bosnia and Herzegovina. 
· Automobile: Domestic flights to Belgrade, Dubrovnik, Munich, Split, Vienna and Zagreb, then transfer to Bosnia and Herzegovina. 
· Train: The only international train in Bosnia and Herzegovina is the daily Zagreb-Sarajevo-Mostal route.

Sarajevo's Raiders, the new city after the war, h Sarajevo, the capital of Bosnia and Herzegovina, is known as the Jerusalem of Europe. On June 28, 1914, on the Latin Bridge in Sarajevo, Prinsip of Serbia assassinated the Ferdinand Grand Duke who ruled the entire Austro-Hungarian Empire and detonated the First World War. From 1992 to 1995, following the largest war since World War II, the war in Bosnia and Herzegovina broke out and the entire Sarajevo was surrounded by Serbian forces. The whole city is like a hell on earth, and it is also the longest siege war in the history of modern warfare. However, this city, made of blood and tears, has revived its vitality many years later. Recommended attractions: 1 City Hall Vijenicas City Hall is the most magnificent building built during the occupation of Sarajevo by the Austro-Hungarian Empire and a symbol of world civilization. 2 Mosque mosque was built in 1951, the beautiful Ottoman building, the largest mosque in Bosnia and Herzegovina and now a Muslim-style octagon The tomb is in the mosque. 3 Sacred Heart Cathedral The largest Catholic church in Bosnia and Herzegovina, incorporating Gothic and Roman architecture, two architectural styles, two cultures. The city is characterized by numerous religious buildings and represents a positive and open mindset of the city's blending of culture. 4Latin Bridge The fuse of the First World War-Latin Bridge. Historical reasons doomed the extraordinaryness of the bridge. In 1914, the Serbian national youth Principe Gavrilo Princip assassinated the Austrian Crown Prince Ferdinand and his wife, and created the Sarajevo incident. 6Lion Tomb A couple was killed at the Vrbanja Bridge when they fled the beleaguered Sarajevo on May 19, 1993. When the two men stepped on the bridge, the gunshots suddenly sounded. The man first shot and died directly. Then the woman was shot. She held the other corpse tightly and died after 15 minutes. The two died when they were only 25 years old. 7 Sniper Alley This is the main city road in Sarajevo during the Bosnian War. Because of its unique location, it is the best sniper sniper. The sniper can hide and aim at any place on the street. It has also become an important cultural and historical site in Bosnia and Herzegovina. Practical Raiders: 1 Time difference: 6 hours slower than domestic. 2 Currency and exchange rate: Mark BAM, 1 RMB = 0.248 mark 3 calling card: I bought it locally and can solve it in TB. 4 Transportation: · Flight: At present, there is no direct flight to Bosnia and Herzegovina in China. The more mainstream is to choose Russian Airlines to transfer to Sarajevo, the capital of Bosnia and Herzegovina. · Automobile: Domestic flights to Belgrade, Dubrovnik, Munich, Split, Vienna and Zagreb, then transfer to Bosnia and Herzegovina. · Train: The only international train in Bosnia and Herzegovina is the daily Zagreb-Sarajevo-Mostal route.

“Sarajevo's Raiders, the new city after the war, h Sarajevo, the capital of Bosnia and Herzegovina, is known as the Jerusalem of Europe.”@linchenLive. · 7 years ago
Sarajevo: A small city full of charm.

Sarajevo: A small city full of charm.

“Stroll through the Baščaršija old town, sample authentic Bosnian coffee and the famous ćevapi, then take in the city views from the Yellow Fortress.”@น้องไวท์พาเที่ยว · 14 days ago
Visa-free direct flights! Before it gets too popular, head to this 22℃ summer retreat to unwind

Visa-free direct flights! Before it gets too popular, head to this 22℃ summer retreat to unwind

“Is Europe scorching hot like a steamer in July–September?”@Serenebreeze9 · 3 months ago

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What is Stari Grad famous for?

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Stari Grad is known for its wealth of attractions and things to do. Here are a few highlights: Latin Bridge, Sarajevo City Hall, and Yellow Fortress.