Sarajevo offers a variety of environmentally friendly transportation options for expats and locals alike. Whether you prefer walking, cycling, or using public transport, there are ways to get around while keeping your carbon footprint low.
🚋 Public Transportation
Sarajevo’s public transport system, operated by GRAS, includes trams, trolleybuses, and buses that cover the city and its outskirts. It’s an affordable and efficient way to commute, especially during peak hours when traffic can be heavy.
👉 For details on routes, ticket prices, and helpful tips Visit our guide to public transportation in Sarajevo
🚴♀️ Shared E-Bikes, E-Scooters & E-Cars
The city is embracing micromobility options! You’ll find shared electric bikes, e-scooters, and e-car rentals in various neighborhoods. To learn more about:
- How to rent a bike or scooter
- Which apps to download
- Where to find charging stations and parking zones
👉 Visit our dedicated page on shared e-mobility options
👟 Walking-Friendly Areas
Walking remains one of the best ways to enjoy Sarajevo. Several areas are pedestrian-friendly, scenic, and perfect for daily strolls:
- Baščaršija (Old Town) – Ideal for exploring historic streets and local crafts
- Vilsonovo šetalište – Tree-lined river path, car-free on weekends
- Marijin Dvor to Skenderija – Flat and easy for families and pets
- Vrelo Bosne and Betanija Forest – Green escapes within reach
Whether you’re here for a short-term assignment or planning to stay longer, there are many ways to reduce your environmental footprint while living in Sarajevo. These practical tips are tailored for everyday life and accessible to individuals and families alike.
Cycling
Cycling in Sarajevo can be a great experience, especially if you’re staying in one of the flatter areas of the city. Between Skenderija and the airport, you’ll find designated bike lanes on both sides of the main roads, along with bike-friendly traffic lights and clearly marked paths that make riding safer and more enjoyable. For route planning, Bikemap offers detailed cycling paths, while Trailforks is a great resource for mountain biking, hiking, and trail running routes, as well as Wikiloc!
If you’re looking to buy a bike, there are several options in the city, such as M-Bike (which also offers bike servicing), bike.ba, and the Planet Bike online store. Prefer to rent instead? You can easily do that too! Check out this link for bike and e-bike rentals in Sarajevo: https://meetbosnia.com/tour/rent-a-bike-or-e-bike-in-sarajevo.
If you like to join a cycling club, visit MTB XC Team Sarajevo‘s website!