00:04 A car trip to Bosnia and Herzegovina
00:42 What is BiH like near Sarajevo
01:55 Sarajevo in brief
02:28 Sarajevo first impression
05:30 Sarajevo after the conflict in the 90's
06:45 Eating in Sarajevo - presentation
07:44 The location of the city
08:32 Sarajevo viewpoint Tabija Zmajevac
09:15 A trip to local bazaars
10:21 Breakfast in Bosnia and Herzegovina
10:45 Cable car to the top of Trebević
12:14 The ruins of the bobsleigh and toboggan run from the 1984 Olympics
14:38 Party in Sarajevo - we meet the guide at the local bar for the whole night
16:00 Currency in BiH
16:23 How to get a SIM card in BiH?
16:43 How to visit the city without reading guides - a guided walk through cheapness
17:06 Parking - advice
We are going on a trip to Bosnia and Herzegovina by car. We pack what we need for a mobile lifestyle and after about 12 hours we are in Bosnia and Herzegovina. We enter the country uncertainly, but after a while, when we sit down in a roadside pub, we are greeted with the kindness of people, common knowledge of English and attractive prices of local delicacies. We are positively surprised by the condition of the roads and the police warning system practiced by the locals.
In this episode we will visit the capital of BiH - Sarajevo. The city has something that makes you feel good in it and the possibilities of exploration are not limited to 2 days of the weekend. The mountain location means that there are plenty of viewpoints in the area, and trekking routes, canyons, mountain villages and smaller towns are close enough to allow you to easily set up a base here and explore the area during one-day excursions. The atmospheric old town makes it nice to sit in one of the pubs in the evening, fire up a water pipe and, surrounded by oriental scents, bustle of people and tempting aromatic food, soak into the city and plan the next day.
The expedition took place at the turn of July and June 2022. In the next episodes we will visit, among others: the mountain village of Lukomir, rafting on pontoons in the vicinity of Konjice, Mostar, Kravica waterfalls and the village of Jajce. Our report will tell about our adventures in this country, and we will also try to provide a handful of practical information in terms of planning a similar trip by you.
What is worth seeing and doing in Sarajevo on a short trip:
- Old town, around the Baščaršija district
- to explore the city, it is worth joining a city tour, e.g. with Meet Bosnia Tours
- a walk along Ferhadija and Sarači streets
- Miljacka River surroundings and bridges thrown across it
- Markale drinker fruit and vegetable market
- Gradska tržnica Markale meat and cheese market
- Tabija Zmajevac lookout point
- Žuta tabija viewpoint
- a funicular that goes to the top of Mount Trebević. You can hike up the overgrown bobsleigh and toboggan run here and pass the viewpoint
- Brewery in Sarajevsko - Sarajevska Pivara beers
- eat cevapcici or pljeskavica in a local shack
- drink water from one of the springs, e.g. Sebilj (water from springs and taps in the city is suitable for drinking)
Camera:
GoPro Hero 6
Lumix G8
Mavic Air
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8 июл 2022
