Sarajevo Private Walking Tour with Food Tasting and Bosnian Coffee
by Bella Bosnia Tours
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This private walking tour in Sarajevo lasts about two and a half hours and covers the city’s main landmarks while including food tasting and Bosnian coffee. The tour starts at Sebilj Fountain on Baščaršija Square, an 18th-century wooden fountain, where the guide gives an introduction to Sarajevo’s history. Next, the group visits Sarajevo City Hall, an Austro-Hungarian building that also served as the National and University Library. The tour continues to Kazandžiluk, the oldest street in Sarajevo, known for its coppercraft shops. Here, the guide explains the cultural importance of coffee and demonstrates how traditional Bosnian coffee is prepared and served. At Morica Han, a medieval caravanserai reflecting Ottoman influence, participants taste Bosnian coffee. The route proceeds to Bravadžiluk Street, known for traditional restaurants, where the guide recommends popular Bosnian dishes and sweets. The Old Sarajevo Clock Tower is also visited; it shows a unique time format connected to local tradition. The tour then reaches the Sacred Heart Cathedral, built in Neo-Renaissance style, and includes a discussion about Sarajevo roses and the statue of Pope John Paul II. Next is the Gazi Husrev-beg Mosque, the largest mosque in the city, followed by Gazi Husrev Bey’s Bezistan, an Ottoman bazaar with oriental architectural features. The tour concludes at Latin Bridge, the site of Archduke Franz Ferdinand’s assassination that triggered World War I, and the Serbian Orthodox Cathedral, the largest Orthodox church in Sarajevo, noted for its architecture and history. The tour includes a professional guide, lunch with local food such as ćevapi and burek, and tea or coffee. It is offered in English, Italian, Spanish, and Turkish.
Highlights
What's included
Itinerary
Sebilj Brunnen (Fountain)
Sebilj is an 18th-century wooden fountain located on Bascarsija Square, also called Pigeon Square. The guide provides an introduction to the history of Bosnia and Sarajevo at this site.
25 min
Sarajevo City Hall
This Austro-Hungarian building is a symbol of Sarajevo and served as the National and University Library. It is considered one of the most representative architectural landmarks of the era.
10 min
Kazandziluk
Kazandziluk is the oldest street in Sarajevo, famous for its coppercraft shops. Here, the guide explains the cultural importance of coffee and demonstrates the preparation and drinking of traditional Bosnian coffee.
10 min
Morica Han
Morica Han is a medieval caravanserai that reflects Ottoman influence on Bosnian culture and architecture. Visitors taste Bosnian coffee here as locals do.
25 min
Bravadziluk Street
This street is known for restaurants offering traditional Bosnian food. The guide recommends popular Bosnian dishes and sweets at this stop.
3 min
Old Sarajevo Clock Tower
Near one of the most beautiful mosques in Europe, this clock tower displays an unusual time system. The guide shares the story behind this unique feature.
2 min
Katedrala Srca Isusova
The Sacred Heart Cathedral, built in Neo-Renaissance style by the Austro-Hungarian Monarchy, is visited along with the statue of Pope John Paul II. Nearby, the guide discusses the Sarajevo roses.
10 min
Gazi Husrev-beg Mosque
This is the largest and one of the most notable mosques in Sarajevo, known for its architecture and cultural significance.
10 min
Gazi-Husrev Beg's Bezistan
An Ottoman bazaar reflecting oriental architectural and cultural elements, showing the ongoing influence of Ottoman heritage in Sarajevo.
Latin Bridge
The tour ends at Latin Bridge, the site of Archduke Franz Ferdinand’s assassination, an event that triggered World War I.
10 min
Serbian Orthodox Cathedral
This is the largest Orthodox church in Sarajevo, known as the Cathedral of the Nativity of the Theotokos. It is notable for its architecture and construction history.
5 min
Meeting point
Sarajevo City Hall is an Austro-Hungarian red and yellow building located at the bank of river Miljacka in the Old Town of Sarajevo. The guide will be standing at the entrance.
Languages
Cancellation policy
- Cancel at least 24 hours before start for a full refund.
Additional info
Sarajevo Private Walking Tour with Food Tasting and Bosnian Coffee
by Bella Bosnia Tours
Choose from 1 available option
How do you want to book?
✓Confirmation before Wed, 9 Sept - card's only charged if it's a yes. If it's a no, still time to book on Viator.
Book on Viator Confirmed right away, but you pay full price.€110Overview
This private walking tour in Sarajevo lasts about two and a half hours and covers the city’s main landmarks while including food tasting and Bosnian coffee. The tour starts at Sebilj Fountain on Baščaršija Square, an 18th-century wooden fountain, where the guide gives an introduction to Sarajevo’s history. Next, the group visits Sarajevo City Hall, an Austro-Hungarian building that also served as the National and University Library. The tour continues to Kazandžiluk, the oldest street in Sarajevo, known for its coppercraft shops. Here, the guide explains the cultural importance of coffee and demonstrates how traditional Bosnian coffee is prepared and served. At Morica Han, a medieval caravanserai reflecting Ottoman influence, participants taste Bosnian coffee. The route proceeds to Bravadžiluk Street, known for traditional restaurants, where the guide recommends popular Bosnian dishes and sweets. The Old Sarajevo Clock Tower is also visited; it shows a unique time format connected to local tradition. The tour then reaches the Sacred Heart Cathedral, built in Neo-Renaissance style, and includes a discussion about Sarajevo roses and the statue of Pope John Paul II. Next is the Gazi Husrev-beg Mosque, the largest mosque in the city, followed by Gazi Husrev Bey’s Bezistan, an Ottoman bazaar with oriental architectural features. The tour concludes at Latin Bridge, the site of Archduke Franz Ferdinand’s assassination that triggered World War I, and the Serbian Orthodox Cathedral, the largest Orthodox church in Sarajevo, noted for its architecture and history. The tour includes a professional guide, lunch with local food such as ćevapi and burek, and tea or coffee. It is offered in English, Italian, Spanish, and Turkish.
Highlights
What's included
Itinerary
Sebilj Brunnen (Fountain)
Sebilj is an 18th-century wooden fountain located on Bascarsija Square, also called Pigeon Square. The guide provides an introduction to the history of Bosnia and Sarajevo at this site.
25 min
Sarajevo City Hall
This Austro-Hungarian building is a symbol of Sarajevo and served as the National and University Library. It is considered one of the most representative architectural landmarks of the era.
10 min
Kazandziluk
Kazandziluk is the oldest street in Sarajevo, famous for its coppercraft shops. Here, the guide explains the cultural importance of coffee and demonstrates the preparation and drinking of traditional Bosnian coffee.
10 min
Morica Han
Morica Han is a medieval caravanserai that reflects Ottoman influence on Bosnian culture and architecture. Visitors taste Bosnian coffee here as locals do.
25 min
Bravadziluk Street
This street is known for restaurants offering traditional Bosnian food. The guide recommends popular Bosnian dishes and sweets at this stop.
3 min
Old Sarajevo Clock Tower
Near one of the most beautiful mosques in Europe, this clock tower displays an unusual time system. The guide shares the story behind this unique feature.
2 min
Katedrala Srca Isusova
The Sacred Heart Cathedral, built in Neo-Renaissance style by the Austro-Hungarian Monarchy, is visited along with the statue of Pope John Paul II. Nearby, the guide discusses the Sarajevo roses.
10 min
Gazi Husrev-beg Mosque
This is the largest and one of the most notable mosques in Sarajevo, known for its architecture and cultural significance.
10 min
Gazi-Husrev Beg's Bezistan
An Ottoman bazaar reflecting oriental architectural and cultural elements, showing the ongoing influence of Ottoman heritage in Sarajevo.
Latin Bridge
The tour ends at Latin Bridge, the site of Archduke Franz Ferdinand’s assassination, an event that triggered World War I.
10 min
Serbian Orthodox Cathedral
This is the largest Orthodox church in Sarajevo, known as the Cathedral of the Nativity of the Theotokos. It is notable for its architecture and construction history.
5 min
Meeting point
Sarajevo City Hall is an Austro-Hungarian red and yellow building located at the bank of river Miljacka in the Old Town of Sarajevo. The guide will be standing at the entrance.
Languages
Cancellation policy
- Cancel at least 24 hours before start for a full refund.