• Gradska Trznica - Meet your guide at the entrance of Tržnica, the indoor city market where locals purchase fresh food sourced from pristine countryside areas with clean air and pure spring water. Dive into a world of delectable cheeses, unforgettable flavors of cured and smoked meats, and other products crafted from centuries-old recipes.
• Serbian Orthodox Cathedral - Explore Liberation Square (Trg Oslobođenja), a hub for markets, concerts, exhibitions, and pubs. One section of the square features a large chessboard. At the center stands the Monument All Man Multicultural, symbolizing liberty, alongside the Serbian Orthodox Cathedral.
• Art Gallery of Bosnia and Hercegovina - Visit the impressive Art Gallery of Bosnia and Herzegovina and the Army Hall to learn about medieval times and the stećci (Bosnian tombstones).
• Central Post Office - Stroll along the Miljacka river to the Central Post Office building and discover Sarajevo’s infrastructure, bridges, and rivers.
• National Theatre - Stop by the National Theatre building on your way to a local buregdžinica to savor delicious pita (Bosnian pie).
• Eternal Flame - See the Eternal Flame (Vječna Vatra), a memorial dedicated to those who liberated Sarajevo during World War II, first unveiled on April 6, 1946, marking the first anniversary of Sarajevo’s liberation.
• Pijaca Markale - Visit Pijaca Markale, a marketplace where many locals buy fresh produce and seasonal fruits and vegetables.
• Katedrala Sarajevo - Explore the Sacred Heart Cathedral and its surroundings while hearing stories about Sarajevo’s history and the famous Sarajevo Roses.
• Ferhadija Pedestrian Street - Walk along Ferhadija Street, the city’s most vibrant street, and visit the unique spot where East meets West.
• Jewish Museum of Bosnia and Herzegovina - Tour Sijavuš Pasha’s Mahala (Jewish Quarter) to learn about the historical and cultural heritage of Sarajevo’s Jewish community and traditional Sephardic cuisine.
• Gazi-Husrev Beg’s Bezistan - Visit Gazi Husrev Bey’s Bezistan (covered bazaar). Its Ottoman-style architecture, reminiscent of the Grand Bazaar in Istanbul, offers a glimpse of ‘a piece of Istanbul in the heart of Sarajevo.’ Shops here sell traditional Ottoman-style clothing and gifts, and haggling is part of the enjoyable bazaar experience—a must-see in Sarajevo.
• Gazi Husrev-beg Mosque - Visit Gazi Husrev Bey’s Mosque, or Bey’s Mosque, built in the center of Baščaršija in 1530. This mosque is considered the most significant architectural monument from the Ottoman era in Bosnia and Herzegovina.
• Old Sarajevo Clock Tower - Located in Sarajevo’s historic old town, the Old Clock Tower is one of the largest in Bosnia and Herzegovina and is believed to be the only clock tower in the world that keeps lunar time, making it appear perpetually broken.
• Bascarsija - Stroll through Baščaršija, the city’s historical and cultural center, and treat yourself to traditional Bosnian dishes. Watch how they are prepared in an aščinica, an authentic traditional restaurant offering fresh, traditional Bosnian cooked meals.
• Sebilj Brunnen (Fountain) - Visit the Sebilj Fountain and drink its fresh water. Legend has it: “Whoever drinks water from any of Sarajevo’s fountains and spouts will return to Sarajevo.” Afterward, sip some homemade brandy, juice, and coffee while enjoying the ambiance of a typical Bosnian café. Bid farewell to your guide and group, but feel free to stay at the bar after the tour concludes.

• Local guide
• Bottled water
• Snacks
• Beverages
• Food tasting
• Alcoholic Beverages

• Hotel pickup and drop-off
• Gratuities

Do you yearn to experience the lifestyle and cuisine of a native? If that’s the case, this tour is custom-made just for you! Set off on an unparalleled gastronomic walking expedition through Sarajevo. This endeavour allows you to wander through the city’s charming alleys while gaining an understanding of the Bosnian culture and history via its multi-faceted food. We will commence our voyage at a bustling indoor city market, a place frequented by native residents for procuring fresh fares from immaculate nature. Here, you are offered a chance to sample exquisite cheeses, cured, and smoked meats, and become privy to the process of their creation from the guide and local artisans.

Delve into the exquisite flavours of Bosnian pita and observe the mesmerising manner of its preparation. You will also get to know about and taste some of the most traditional Bosnian meals, replicating a bona fide dining experience reminiscent of a meal at a local’s residence. The tour rounds off with a serving of homemade rakia, a local favourite spirit, providing a comprehensive and unforgettable gastronomical experience of Bosnian living.

• Moderate amount of walking is involved; comfortable walking shoes are recommended
• Vegetarian option is available, please advise at time of booking if required
• Operates in all weather conditions, please dress appropriately
• Please inform us if you have food allergy or other food conditions

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.