Top Sarajevo Art & Culture

Take a step back in time to recent historical events and learn about the tumultuous history of Bosnia and Herzegovina during this half-day tour. Explore Sarajevo and listen to engaging commentary about what life was like while the city of under siege during the first half of the 1990s. Hear stories of peril, visit iconic landmarks like the Tunnel of Hope (additional cost), and see how citizens made homemade weapons to survive.

Sarajevo’s old bazaars feature coppersmiths, silversmiths, and jewelers who use time-honored skills to create everything from copper and silver trays to coffee pots and jewelry. On this tour, delve deeper into these market areas and the skills of their vendors than possible alone. See the wares at Kazandziluk coppersmiths market, explore the city's old blacksmiths’ street, and visit a silversmith’s workshop to craft your own small silver souvenir to keep.

Go on an in-depth exploration of the Siege of Sarajevo on this educational tour. Accompanied by a driver-guide, travel in an air-conditioned car or minivan through Sarajevo and learn about the city’s history. Visit the War Tunnel Museum, the abandoned Olympic bobsled track on Trebevic Mountain, a large Jewish cemetery, and the Ottoman-era Old Town, and hear stories about Sarajevo during the siege.

Sarajevo may not be known for its conceptual art—where the idea overrides the subject—but it bristles with modern galleries and art born from the wreckage of the 1992-95 Bosnian War. Skip finding these hotspots yourself, and access and understand them more easily with a guide. Highlights include a contemporary gallery that serves beer, the Sarajevo “roses”—bomb scars turned into flower shapes; and exhibitions showcasing local artists.

Explore Sarajevo’s wartime history on a tour of the city’s key sites, including siege-era cemeteries, the Tunnel Museum, and buildings scarred by heavy shelling. Hear firsthand stories about life during the Siege of Sarajevo, then learn how the region has redrawn borders and recovered from the conflict.

Learn more about the fall of Yugoslavia and the orchestrated massacre of Bosniak men in the Srebrenica enclave on this guided all-day tour from Sarajevo. The Srebrenica massacre, also known as the Srebrenica genocide, occurred in 1995, when more than 8,000 Muslim Bosniaks were killed during the Bosnian War. Inside the memorial room at the Srebrenica museum, hear stories of the victims. You’ll also get the chance to explore the city of Srebrenica.

Sarajevo’s Old Town has a multi-layered history and cultural fabric that are easy to gloss over when exploring alone. This late-afternoon walking tour peels back the layers of the main sites; providing a clearer picture of the city’s past and entangled cultures. See the Ottoman-style fountain at Pigeon Square, the Latin Bridge, and more; and listen as your guide recounts the wars, events, and peoples who have shaped the city.

Get to know Sarajevo better on this guided walking tour. Learn about the history, culture and food of Sarajevo from your guide and listen to the story of the Spite House. Stroll through streets where you can learn about traditional crafts. Taste local food like baklava and sip a cup of dark Bosnian coffee. Visit Bascarsija, the Jewish Quarter, Sarajevo Cathedral, Synod Orthodox Church, and more.

From 1992 to 1995, Sarajevo was besieged by Bosnian Serb forces, with its civilians trapped. Recall this dark chapter in ways you couldn’t alone: with first-hand stories from a guide who experienced it and who shows you the key locations. Watch footage, enter the "Tunnel of Hope" escape route at the Tunnel Museum, and visit the war-ravaged 1984 Olympic bobsled track in the nearby hills—once a major battlefront.

Explore Tito’s secret bunker and learn about Yugoslavia’s history on this tour. Accompanied by a guide, go deep below Zlatar mountain to reach the Atomic War Command (ARK), which was a secret until the 1990s. Wander through the many passageways and rooms, and see Tito’s private residence within the bunker.

Rewind to Sarajevo’s darkest days on this battle-site tour charting the Bosnian War’s 1992-1995 Siege of Sarajevo. Avoid doing any research or planning yourself, and let a guide provide insight into the places where one of modern history’s longest sieges occurred. Visit the Tunnel Museum’s “Tunnel of Hope” that enabled residents to escape; view bomb sites, and see notorious “Sniper Alley.” Upgrade to a private tour for a more personalized experience.

Travnik and Jajce are two of Bosnia’s loveliest towns, but are about an hour and a half apart by car, and roughly just as far from Sarajevo. This tour lets you see both in one day while letting someone else take care of driving from Sarajevo, so you can focus on exploring the town’s protected cultural sites. You’ll also get a chance to visit Pliva Lakes.

See the most beautiful and historical cities of Herzegovina in one day on this tour from Sarajevo. You'll get to enjoy in the atmosphere of Konjic, Jablanica, Počitelj, and Blagaj, with UNESCO World Heritage Site of Mostar at the end to fulfill your Herzegovina adventure. Learn some interesting facts and stories about history and locals while being completely comfortable.

Konjic, Kravice Waterfall, Pocitelj, Blagaj, and Mostar and some of Bosnia and Herzegovina’s highlights, but seeing all of them in a day can be tricky without a car. On this full-day tour, tick off all of them in the company of a guide. Depart from your hotel and make your way by vehicle to the Old Bridge of Mostar, before continuing on to the other sights.

Gain an in-depth understanding of Sarajevo on this tour. Learn about the last century of Sarajevo’s history from a guide and hear stories of life in Yugoslavia and during the war. Visit highlights that include the Yellow Fortress, City Hall of Sarajevo, the Defenders’ Cemetery, Olympic Stadium Kosevo, Sniper Alley, the Tunnel of Hope (entry fee not included,) and more.

Mostar, Konjic, Blagaj, and Pocitelj are all highlights of Herzegovina, but seeing all of them from Sarajevo can be tricky without hiring a car. On this full-day tour, make your way to all four in an air-conditioned minivan or car. Learn about the area from a guide and enjoy a traditional Bosnian breakfast in the morning.

Save time by taking this guided walking tour that visits many of Sarajevo’s cultural attraction in a few hours. It’s ideal for travelers looking to get quickly oriented or those who explore the city but don’t have much time. Also, this tour stands apart by focusing on the locations in the city where cultures meet: begin at the Old Town core at Baščaršija Square and see mosques, bazaars, Jewish temples, cathedrals, and finish at the Latin Bridge.

Get an in-depth exploration of Mostar and the surrounding areas with ease on this 3-day private tour. Meet your guide and depart from the airport in Sarajevo, Dubrovnik, or Split in an air-conditioned minivan and make your way to Mostar. Stay in Mostar’s Old Town and spend time exploring the city with your guide. Visit Medjugorje, Buna Spring, Blagaj Tekke, and Kravice Waterfalls.

Exploring Sarajevo without a guide may give you only a sketchy take on its storied history and multicultural heritage. This small-group tour delivers: ensuring you cover its key sights and gain perspective on its past and present that many visitors never get. Unpack its Ottoman, Austro-Hungarian, and modern culture; view sights including the Latin Bridge, Eternal Flame, and Pigeon Square; and do it all in a fun and hassle-free way.

On this tour if you choose to go with us you will hear about the Bosnian war (1992-1995) that brought worst atrocities and devastation which Europe haven,t seen from the II World War. We will start a tour by going through the sniper alley, Grbavica district, which was separation point between the two war sides (the Bosnian army and the Republic of Srpska army), then we will climb to the mountain Trebevic, where you will for a moment sense how it was to be citizen of surrounded Sarajevo during the war times. From Trebević mountain we will go down to the Tunnel of hope(War museum) Tour Highlights: - Grbavica neighbourhood - Sniper Alley - Trebevic mountain - Jewish cemetary - War museum (Tunnel of Hope)

The unique in this activity is that you are making your own souvenir, jewlery, handcrafted with your own designe guided by our expert hand, made with love and creativity and you will expired something that does not changed for 1000 of years. You will go in the past, handracft something for the present and have a wonderful memorie for the future.

Don’t just buy yourself souvenirs in Bosnia and Herzegovina, create your very own gifts for friends and family during a coppersmith workshop in Sarajevo. This hands-on workshop—which is suitable for adults and kids alike—teaches you the 500-year-old art of copper crafting and allows you to take home your very own souvenirs.

Skip having to research and reach Sarajevo’s top street art locations independently on this small-group tour. With a guide to show you around, you’ll be free to focus on the murals at places such as Sarajevo’s communist-era “parrot” building and Mt. Trebevic’s graffiti-coated 1984 Winter Olympics bobsled circuit. Learn the stories behind the main murals from your guide and finish by painting your own art at a specially chosen location.

Discover the best of the capital of Bosnia and Herzegovina during this private city tour of Sarajevo. Feel the charms of the Balkans and learn about its rich history as you visit key landmarks including the old fortress, the Latin Bridge, the Sacred Heart Cathedral, and stroll the streets of the old town. This tour is ideal for first-time visitors who want a comprehensive overview of the city.