BinBin is a convenient electric scooter rental service available throughout Sarajevo. To get started, simply download the BinBin app from the App Store or Google Play, locate a nearby scooter on the map, and scan the QR code to unlock it. You can choose from three driving modes: ECO, Drive, or Sport – depending on […]
Cycling in Sarajevo can be a lot of fun, especially if you’re based in the flatter parts of town. From Skenderija to the airport, the city has designated bike lanes on both sides of the main roads, complete with bike-friendly traffic lights and clearly marked paths that make cycling safer and more enjoyable. If you’re
E-Go is a car-sharing service in Sarajevo that operates daily from 6:00 AM to 11:00 PM. To use the service, download the e-GO Pure Motion app from Google Play or the App Store. Users must be at least 19 years old, have held a valid driver’s license for at least one year, and register with
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Shared E-Bikes & E-Scooters & E-CarsAuto Shop Maja: Tyre centre Auto Shop Maja Tyre Centre was a fantastic experience! The staff spoke English, which made everything much easier, and booking online was super straightforward. If you need new tyres, you can select and purchase them during the booking process & their website lists all available options along with prices, so
UNITRADE: Car service & Tire center UNITRADE Car Service & Tyre Centre offers a smooth and efficient experience. They provide tyre storage, and you can easily schedule an appointment for a tyre change, which takes no more than 30 minutes, including all formalities. I highly recommend them! Just a small note—the staff who answer the
Starline Mercedes-Benz has two locations: Ilidža and Vogošća. You can book an appointment through their online booking system, although in my case, the appointment didn’t show up in their system (they were still kind enough to service my car that day). While it is definitely on the more expensive side, you get the peace of
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Car maintenanceWe take our Audi to Porsche Sarajevo Service (they handle several other car brands as well). It’s located a bit outside the city—about 12 km from the center. You can book an appointment online, but the system is only in Bosnian, so using Google Translate is a must. While the service center is generally well
Sarajevo’s bus system is served by two main providers: Centrotrans and GRAS. Together, they operate dozens of routes connecting the city center with suburbs like Ilidža, Vogošća, Hadžići, and East Sarajevo. Most buses run daily from around 5:30 AM to 11:00 PM, with central lines like Line 18 (Pofalići – Drvenija) running every 30 minutes during the
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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