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If you're from London, this is Bosnia's Oxford Street. If you're from Turkey, this is Bosnia's Taksim Square. It's only the main street in Sarajevo!
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Date of experience: January 2021
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- in semi Interesting O.T.: has a lot of (Shops / Cafes /Mosques / Church / not working: (i) Tourist Info. & Free Walk Tour /Gifts /Entertainment /... - Train /InterCity Bus St. = 3 km W. can walk or ride Tram #1 /3/5 + 1.80 BM or local Bus. - (SJJ) Int. AirPort: about 10 km W.S. by limited timing Bus #200e (often not working) +5 BM or local Bus #31e /103e /103 /107 to “Dobrinja Skola A.” then Walk 1.2 km W. +2 BM +Many (Taxi =20-30 BM).…
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Date of experience: October 2020
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Starting where Saraci, (Bascarsija, old town), finishes. The architecture of the buildings change dramatically, like from Ottoman through Austro-Hungarian, to modern times, it is a wonderful, pedestrianised walk all the way to the eternal flame, (see review), and back again, we find it that enjoyable, full of street sellers and buskers. Definitely a must for all visitors.…
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Date of experience: March 2020
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This is a lovely pedestrian walkway that connects the Bascarsija with the other parts of Sarajevo. There is a wide selection of restaurants along the way. During the Christmas season, it goes right by an ice skating rink.
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Date of experience: December 2019
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This is the main pedestrianised street in the very heart of town - lined with shops and restaurants of all descriptions and always busy and busting day or night. All roads seem to lead to here and it acts as a gateway to both the old and the new where you can see all the different cultures and religions that made Sarajevo famous all in one place.…
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Date of experience: May 2019
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