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Total rating of Sarajevo

4.3 out of 5 (3 Customer reviews)
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This is what holiday rental customers wrote about Sarajevo 

  • 5.0 out of 5
    atraveo customer Ali wrote
    on 28/05/2015 in German, travel period: May 2015

    “Die historische Altstadt von Sarajevo ist unbedingt sehenswert. Hier befinden sich aus engstem Raum Kirchen, Moscheen und eine Synagoge. Gerade in der Strasse des Ferienhauses (Saraç Ismailova) befinden sich eine alte Moschee der Nakschibendi und auch ein Häuser (Moschee Saraç Ismailova) mit historischen Gräbern. In der parallel Strasse (Pehlivanusa) befindet sich ebenfalls eine historische Mosche mit einer Holzminarette). Unbedingt sehenswert sind Gazi Husrev Begova Moschee, Zentrum der Altstadt Basçarsijka Moschee und die Katedrale Srca Isusova. In der Altstadt sollte man unbedingt auch bosnischen Kaffee und Baklava mit Almond probieren. Euro kann in Konvertible Mark (KM) in Kurs zu 1,95 (meist 1:2) umgetauscht werden.
    Mostar und Srebrenica sind etwa gleich weit von Sarejevo entfernt (beide ca. 150 km).”

    This review has been given for property no. 870767

  • 5.0 out of 5
    An atraveo-customer wrote
    on 04/06/2014 in German, travel period: June 2013

    “Sarajevo ist einfach eine Reise wert.”

    This review has been given for property no. 637497

  • 3.0 out of 5
    An atraveo-customer wrote
    on 17/10/2012 in German, travel period: October 2012

    “Wir waren vor gut vier Jahren zum ersten Mal in Sarajevo und haben dort durch persönliche Kontakte einen intensiven Zugang zu den Menschen und den Problemen der Stadt erfahren. Bei unserem aktuellen Aufenthalt konnten wir uns wieder auf die hohe Gastfreundschaft
    verlassen und wir fühlten uns sicherer und agierten selbständiger als beim ersten Besuch. Die Stadt hat Fortschritte beim Wiederaufbau gemacht, es gibt aber immer noch erheblichen Nachholbedarf. Aufgefallen ist uns, dass sich die Autos unserem "West-" Standard angenähert haben. Sowohl städtebaulich als auch kulturell ist Sarajevo eine
    Reise wert; die verschiedenen Geschichtsepochen und die enge Verknüpfung von Orient und Okzident faszinieren. Wir hatten das Glück, zwei Aufführungen im Nationaltheater besuchen zu können (Klassisches Konzert und Oper "Carmen") und einen Blick hinter die Bühne und in die Künstlerräume zu werfen. Hier öffnete sich uns eine Facette des reichen Kulturangebotes. Auch den Besuch des Hallenbades "Terme
    Riviera" können wir empfehlen als Gegenpol zum quirligen und anstrengend lauten Verkehr in der Innenstadt. Ebenfalls trägt die Umgebung der Stadt mit den umliegenden Hügeln und Bergen zur Entspannung bei. Für einen Kurztripp oder längstens eine Woche bietet Sarajevo genügend Gelegenheiten für einen Städte-Ausflug. Belastend wirken die immer noch sichtbaren Zeichen der Zerstörungen an den Gebäuden aus dem Bosnien-Krieg und die Spannungen zwischen den Bevölkerungsgruppen.”

    This review has been given for property no. 436619


This is how holiday rental owners described Sarajevo

Sarajevo is the capital of Bosnia and Herzegovina and its largest urban, cultural, economic and transport center, the capital of the BiH Federation entity Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina and the seat of the Sarajevo Canton.
Through the city flows the river Miljacka , and in the immediate vicinity of ...
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the city is the source of the river Bosna, with the popular excursion of Sarajli , Vrelom Bosne . Around the city are the Olympic mountains: Jahorina , Bjelašnica , Igman , Treskavica and Trebević , which are especially favorite for excursions in Sarajlija and tourists from all over the world during the winter months.
The City of Sarajevo is the seat of the largest higher education institution in the country, the University of Sarajevo, and a number of other higher education institutions, which makes it one of the largest university centers in the entire region of Southeast Europe.
With several national and city theater houses, museums and cultural institutions, Sarajevo is also an important place on the cultural map of this part of the European continent. Every year, the city on the Miljacka River hosts a number of international cultural festivals, among which the most important are: SFF - Sarajevo Film Festival , Sarajevo JazzFest , Baščaršija Nights Summer Festival , theater festival of new productions " MESS ", " Sarajevo Winter " festival of experimental theaters " TeatarFest ", festival of contemporary poetry " Sarajevo Days of Poetry ", children's festival " Kid's Fest ".
In the "most beautiful city in the world", in 1984, the 14th Winter Olympic Games were held which left the participants and visitors in a wonderful memory. The hosts were especially pleased that the Slovenian Alpine skier Jure Franko won a silver medal in the giant slalom - the first medal Yugoslavia will receive in the winter Olympics. Franka Sarajli on the ski resort was greeted with banners that said "We love Jurek more than a burek". Nevertheless, the biggest stars of the Sarajevo Olympics were participants in the art of racing in art skating. The most impressive was the British pair Jayne Torvill and Christopher Dean who won the gold medal. At the ZOI 84 gold medal was also won by the East German skater Katarina Witt, whom the Sarajevo Olympics made one of the biggest sports icons from the end of the 20th century. The ZOI 84 is often regarded as the busiest moment in the history of Sarajevo and Bosnia and Herzegovina, and in many respects represented an antithesis of everything that Sarajevo hit eight years later.
Only 8 km southwest of Sarajevo, Ilidža has for a long time served as a resting place for the inhabitants of the town who can enjoy the thermal waters, the recreational center and the beautiful park around the Bosna River, known as Vrelo Bosna.
The park is filled with green fields, clear lakes made from innumerable ice-cold springs, and there is also a playground for children as well as two traditional restaurants serving very delicious food. The source can be reached by car, by foot, by bicycle or by the attraction of the carriage. The three kilometer long ale is closed for motorized traffic and is ideal for running, cycling or walking. It is possible to rent a car from the Austro-Hungarian periodwhich will take you by 10 KM to the end of the ale. This is the only place in Bosnia and Herzegovina where we still hold that tradition.
Not far from Vrelo Bosna is the Roman bridge. Although named after the Roman Bridge, it dates from the Ottoman period and is named after the Roman excavations in this area. Ilidza is the fastest growing tourist region of Sarajevo. There is a new pool complex that works all year round, the Ilidza thermal riviera. Hotel Terme, also located on Ilidža, has recently restored the work of the recreational-rehabilitation center and offers full bath care services. If you're looking for a hotel, which is cheaper then in the city center, many hotels in Ilidža are priced at 20%. Iidža is connected to the city center by buses and trams that run throughout the day.
The settlement of Ilidža is located in the heart of the oldest inhabited area of the Sarajevo region, with the remains of Neolithic, Illyrian and Roman settlements (Aqua S ...) and thermal baths used during the Roman, Ottoman and Austro-Hungarian empires.
On arrival, the Romans established a settlement with a spa here. The development of this site with its healing water and natural beauty has stagnated relatively well until the arrival of the Ottomans. They gave him the present name of Ilidza from the word "ilaj", which means "cure".

Due to the healing properties of water in Ilidza, which is one of the most important hot springs of central Europe, the Austro-Hungarian Monarchy has urbanized the whole region, transforming it into a huge spa park beneath Mount Igman. In the center of this park, the hotels Austria, Bosnia, Hungaria and Herzegovina have been built, which still exist today. Ilidza has thus become one of the most beloved Monden sites of the Austro-Hungarian aristocracy - the crown prince and his wife, the greatest monarchs ... In the immediate vicinity of Ilidža there is a monument of the nature of Vrelo Bosne, which is reached through the three and a half kilometer long alley of platinum and chestnuts.

The Great Alley, planted until 1894 with a total of 726 trees of roe deer and dozens of wild chestnut trees, is ideal for walking, cycling and rolling, running ... It is a natural park filled with springs and streams, lakes and islets. The spring of Bosnia is a morphological, hydrological and botanical-horticultural phenomenon, one of the most beautiful places in Sarajevo and its surroundings. In the area of Vrelo Bosne there is also the main source of drinking water from the city of Sarajevo - Bačevo. This area, which covers an area of 603 hectares, is home to at least 26 different plant communities and 20 animal species, some of which are endemic. Small Bosnia, a watercourse that spills six springs from the area of the Spring of Bosnia, is an indigenous species of trout trout.

The Great Alley is a walking path connected with the area of Stojčevec, another one of Sarajevo's natural excursions. Stojčevac is made up of forest parks, beautiful bush of wild roses, raspberries and blackberries. Near this natural paradise there is a necropolis Vrutci with an archaeological site of the former church of Sts. Stjepan Prvomučenik from the 10th century, as well as the Roman bridge from the Ottoman period. The recognizable symbol of Ilidža and Vrela Bosne are well-known skiers, who have been transporting guests to Veliki Ajede from Ilidza to the Spring of Bosnia for more than 100 years. Even today he is remembering that the first fighter came with the Crown Prince Franco Ferdinando in 1895.
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source: Obhodas
LOCATION
Central located near Skenderija sport hall and shopping centre, next to Restaurant Vinoteka, opposite of the Croatian Consulate, close to the European Commission’s (EU) new building, German and Turkish Embassies
Downtown Business Center: 5-10 min walk
Old City: 10-15 min walk
Main Railway Station: 5 min drive; Main bus ...
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route: 2 min walk
Grocery Store: nearby; Bank: 5 min walk
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source: Prohic

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  • Sarajevo, Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina

    Holiday home for max. 6 adults + 1 child

    Property no. 3275154
    from USD 1,953
    for 1 week
    Approx. 180 m², 4 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, pets not allowed, cable TV, Wifi, washing machine, dishwasher, non-smoking property,
  • Sarajevo, Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina

    Holiday apartment for max. 7 persons

    Property no. 870767
    from USD 654
    for 1 week
    Approx. 120 m², 3 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, pets not allowed, cable TV, Wifi, washing machine, dishwasher, non-smoking property
    5.0 out of 5
    1 Customer review
  • Sarajevo, Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina

    Holiday apartment for max. 8 persons

    Property no. 1505891
    + 2 more
    from USD 426
    for 1 week
    Approx. 140 m², 3 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, pets not allowed, satellite TV, Wifi, washing machine, dishwasher, non-smoking property
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