[2025 Stari Grad Attraction] Travel Guide for Bascarsija (Updated Apr)

Let's walk through the streets of Sarajevo's old town. The location is around Bascacija. Sarajevo has a unique atmosphere that combines the streets of the former Soviet Union with an Islamic-style town. The area is very lively with restaurants, cafes, and souvenir shops. It's strange that even though it's an Islamic city, you can feel the old town of Japan in some places. 📍Location: https://maps.app.goo.gl/XGwx4mgjMdGTVGdf6 #0yentravelFebruary2025 #Sarajevo #BosniaHerzegovina

#JanuaryTravelSupportEvent #Bosnia The heart of Sarajevo, **Baščaršija**, is a historical market district formed during the Ottoman Empire in the 15th century, and has a unique charm where Eastern and Western cultures intersect. It starts from the Sebili Fountain, where narrow stone streets, coppersmith shops, and traditional cafes are lined up. There is a legend that says, "If you drink this fountain water, you will return to Sarajevo," so many people take pictures while drinking the water. Key Attractions😚 Gazi Husrev Beg Mosque: 45m high minaret and ornate interior decoration Historical shops: Coppersmiths and traditional craft shops dating back to the 16th century Traces of war: Bullet-scarred buildings and the 'Sarajevo Rose' monument Visit tips😄 Visit early in the morning to avoid crowds Experience local food: Sarajevo-style cebapi (meat dish) recommended at Željo Čevavňinica Understand modern and contemporary history with free walking tours of the Battle of the Bridge and Sniper Alley Some travelers say, "It's crowded, but you can feel the breath of history." It's a place that perfectly captures Sarajevo's identity, from the unique landscape where Ottoman and Austro-Hungarian architecture coexist to the scent of traditional coffee. #Overseas travel #February travel subsidy event

#EuropeanTravel #Bosnia #Sarajevo 🇧🇦 Sarajevo, Bosnia and Herzegovina ☕️ If you travel to Bosnia and Herzegovina, you can try Bosnian coffee. In particular, there are many cafes near Sarajevo's Old Town, Baškardžia. I drank Bosnian coffee at a cafe called Teahouse Džirlo. Bosnian coffee is really strong and strong, and there is a special way to drink it, so the owner kindly explained it to me. What was unique was that instead of mixing sugar, you dip sugar cubes in the coffee and drink it! The coffee was strong and strong, so it felt like all my fatigue was gone 😉☕️ You should definitely try Bosnian coffee!!😊😊

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The essence of Sarajevos Old Town is concentrated near the Turkish Square. The Old City was built during the Ottoman period in Turkey. It still maintains the style of hundreds of years ago. The mosque and the church coexist and are harmonious. The Turkish Square is full of pigeons. When you see the tourists, you will come up to eat and eat. You are not afraid of people. As long as you reach out, there will be pigeons rushing to stop on your shoulders. It is too easy to take pictures. Before I went, I specially made up for the former Yugoslav movie "Walter Defend Sarajevo" and follow the scenes in the movie. The narrow bronze street is just next to the square, still in the movie, the shops are next to each other, one after the other. The father of the store owner in Figure 5 is one of the coppersmiths who appeared in the movie. When I saw that I was Chinese, I also opened the movie on my computer and found the picture of his father. It was wonderful! There is Walter's mosque in Walter and the Germans, the big bell tower when retreating, the Latin Bridge that caused the First World War, the dense bullet holes in the building, the encounter between the East and West culture... Both sides of the old street They are all cafes. If there is enough time, I want to stay here for a while, wandering in the streets and melting in the warm sunshine of Sarajevo.