Top Sarajevo Half-day Tours

Get to know Sarajevo better on this guided walking tour. Learn about the history, culture and food of Sarajevo from your guide and listen to the story of the Spite House. Stroll through streets where you can learn about traditional crafts. Taste local food like baklava and sip a cup of dark Bosnian coffee. Visit Bascarsija, the Jewish Quarter, Sarajevo Cathedral, Synod Orthodox Church, and more.

Gain fascinating insight into the intriguing military history of Sarajevo during a 4-hour tour of the War Tunnel Museum and sites associated with the Siege of Sarajevo. With an expert historian guide, see soul-stirring sites of violent massacres like Sniper Alley, and then descend to the Tunnel of Hope to receive an introduction to the longest siege in history. Next, visit the history shrouded Mountain of Trebević and enjoy panoramic city views from the mountain’s vertiginous summit.

Explore Sarajevo with the help of a guide who knows all the spots to see and all the quickest ways to get there on this 2-hour walking tour. Your guide also has knowledge about the best places to snag some traditional Bosnian food, so you can enjoy authentic food tastings along your journey. Travel through the city from Old Town to the Academy of Fine Arts, learning about Sarajevo’s history and treating yourself to samples of burek, cevapcici, baklava, and coffee or tea. Plus, this tour operates with a maximum of 12 people, ensuring you’ll enjoy a small-group experience your expert guide.

Explore Sarajevo’s wartime history on a 3-hour tour of the city’s key sites, including siege-era cemeteries, the Tunnel Museum, and buildings scarred by heavy shelling. Hear firsthand stories about life during the Siege of Sarajevo, then learn how the region has redrawn borders and recovered from the conflict.

This tour takes you through the streets of Sarajevo in an old Yugoslav classic car Zastava 101. On this tour you will be able to experience the communist era Sarajevo in all its authenticity. The golden age of Sarajevo is considered to be 16th and 17th century when the city became one of the main centers of trade in the whole Balkans. The 20th century brought modernization and after the WWII Sarajevo found itself in a communist state of Yugoslavia. The population of the city started increasing rapidly and whole neighborhoods and building blocks were constructed in a typical socialist style of architecture. Highlights: Olympic Stadium - Olympic Museum (with entrance) - NOT AVAILABLE DURING WEEKENDS - Modern Socialist arhitecture - Yugoslav National Army Military barrack - Tito Statue - Socialist arhitecture - Vraca Memorial park.             

Take a break from Sarajevo city life and head to the public park of Velo Bosne. Travel from you hotel in an air-conditioned coach and stroll through the park accompanied by a guide. As you walk, admire the area’s natural springs, waterfalls, and flora. Take note of the traditional Austro-Hungarian buildings.

Discover Sarajevo’s three major religions on a walking tour that includes stops for Bosnian coffee and ‘cevapi,’ grilled meat wrapped in hot flatbread. Since religion plays a key role in local history, visiting the Church of the Holy Archangels Michael and Gabriel in Sarajevo, Gazi Husrev-beg Mosque, the Jewish Museum of Bosnia and Herzegovina, and Sacred Heart Cathedral is a fascinating introduction to a city where East and West meet.

Get a real touch of the Bosnian spirit in the easy going atmosphere of Mahala. Experience the traditional Bosnian house where its all about comfort and coziness and get ready to hear local stories from Bosnian culture and their way of living. The Sarajevo Panorama Tour offers a unique experience where you get to try real Bosnian coffee, local food such as rahatlokum and other fine delicacies, while enjoying soothing sevdalinka live performance. Fall in love with Bosnia and Herzegovina and be our guest over a night that you will remember forever!

Olympic skiing, NO! But we will venture up that way, start at the Marshal Hotel, and disappear into the forests next to the ski slopes. We’ll hike around the eastern ridge to the open valley on the opposite side of Bjelašnica’s highest peak. Above the valley of Stirna lokva we’ll have a phenomenal view of Treskavica and Visočica Mountains and if it’s a clear blue-skied day one can see the mountains towering from the Montenegrin border.

Sarajevo Old Town Walking tour is the base for cultural, religious and historical understanding in Sarajevo.Sightseeing by walking and talking about the landmarks is enjoyable because, inside of the Old Town, in the radius of 500 meters, you can spend more than a couple of hours discovering. We will show you the unique places and customs of this part of the world during our three hours long tour. When you understand Sarajevo history you will be ready to fully enjoy in Sarajevo itself. Explore East and West and go through the culture and history of Sarajevo during the fun and exciting tour.