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Visegrad Bridge
Bascarsija

Keep an eye on your belongings. I heard stories of pickpockets, and I was extra careful. I recommend using a crossbody bag that you can keep close to you while wandering around.

Make sure to check out the little shops selling hand-made crafts and souvenirs. I got a beautiful copper coffee pot for a steal! Just remember to haggle a bit – it's part of the experience!
Don’t rush your visit! I suggest going around 10 AM when the crowd is still manageable. This way, you can take photos without a bunch of people in the background. Trust me, it's way more enjoyable!
Dervish House

Check out the nearby river and take a stroll along the paths; it's a nice way to kill time and soak in the beautiful scenery after visiting the house.

If you're planning to take pictures, avoid mid-day when the sun is harsh. Early morning or late afternoon gives better lighting and fewer shadows for those perfect shots.
Gazi Khusrev Bega Mosque
Sarajevo City Hall

Don't skip the small café inside! It’s a nice spot to take a break and enjoy some local pastries after your visit.

I suggest taking a guided tour—they gave me insights about the architecture and history that I wouldn't have known otherwise. Totally worth the extra time.

I recommend visiting right when it opens at 9 AM to dodge the crowds. The serenity in the morning light is just magical!
Latin Bridge
Avaz Twist Tower
Cathedral of the Sacred Heart of Jesus

Check the opening hours before you go! I almost missed out because I showed up during the lunch break. They usually close from noon to 1 PM, so plan accordingly

Don’t forget to explore the area around the cathedral! There are some cozy cafes nearby where you can grab a coffee and soak in the local vibe after your visit.

Try to catch some of the local events or mass times. I stumbled upon a beautiful service during my visit which added a special touch to the experience.
White Bastion

Check the opening hours before you go, as they can vary, especially on public holidays. I went on a Sunday, and it was closed unexpectedly!

Wear good walking shoes; the path to the White Bastion can be a bit steep and uneven. I'd recommend taking your time to enjoy the scenery along the way.