If you are interested in learning the Bosnian language in a group or through private classes, please get in touch with the lovely team at Bosnian2Go language school, located in the city center of Sarajevo. I can highly recommend my teacher, Nejra Bucuk, to start your Bosnian language learning adventure. The other teachers at B2Go […]
Sarajevo International Airport is the main international airport in Bosnia and Herzegovina, serving Sarajevo, capital of Bosnia and Herzegovina. More information about the airline companies and ways to reach the airport please access the airport websitehttps://sarajevo-airport.ba. A taxi ride from the city centre to the airport lasts approximately 20-30 min depending on the traffic and
Trams Sarajevo’s tram network includes six lines that all follow the same scenic route from Ilidža to Baščarsija, passing major streets like Džemala Bijedića, Maršala Tita, and Obala Kulina Bana. The trams also connect to the Sarajevo Railway Station. You can buy tickets at newsstands or directly from the driver (cash only) for 2.20 KM.
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Public Transportation, TransportationGradska Tržnica Markale, is one of the city’s most iconic and vibrant marketplaces. Established in 1895, this historic market has long been a central hub for locals and visitors alike to purchase cured meats, dairy, especially kajmak, and other goods. The market’s striking Austro-Hungarian architectural design adds to its charm and historical significance.
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MarketsPijaca Markale food market, near Baščaršija, is known for its fresh produce, and lively atmosphere. The market is technically outdoors, but it’s covered, so you’re safe even when it’s raining or snowing. It offers a wide variety of products, including seasonal fruits and vegetables. Products do not not have price tags, so as an expat,
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MarketsBingo City Center Bingo City Center Sarajevo (BCC) is one of the largest and most popular shopping centers in the city, conveniently located in Otoka, near the city center. At its heart is the Bingo store, the biggest in town, offering everything from clothing, toys, electronics, and home goods to fresh fruits, vegetables, meat, fish,
Mercator Ložionička is a practical choiceforeveryday convenience. Sarajevo’s oldest shopping center, is a smaller shopping center that focuses on providing essential services, including a big Mercator supermarket, clothing stores, and a few eateries. It’s ideal for those looking to pick up daily necessities or enjoy a quick meal without the hustle and bustle of larger
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Shopping Centers / MallsImportanne Centar in the Marijin Dvor area is worth a visit. Part of the Importanne business and residential complex, this mall features high-end stores, stylish cafes, and fine dining options. It also houses a fitness center, making it a great choice for those who want to combine shopping with wellness. Its elegant atmosphere appeals to
Alta Shopping Center: Alta Shopping Center spans six levels, including a two-floor underground garage, and features over 50 shops, blending international brands with local boutiques. You’ll find everything from fashion and accessories to electronics, home goods, a supermarket, and even a gym.When it’s time to recharge, there are plenty of dining options, including the rooftop
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Hardware, Shopping Centers / MallsAria Shopping Mall ARIA Mall offers a vibrant shopping experience with over 100 stores, blending international brands and local boutiques. From fashion and electronics to beauty and home goods, there’s something for everyone. The food court features both traditional Bosnian dishes and international favorites, while the full-service restaurants offer a more relaxed dining option.Parking is
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