Sarajevo Region

The Sarajevo Region in Bosnia and Herzegovina hosts the capital city Sarajevo.

Cities

  • 🌍 Sarajevo — the federal capital of Bosnia, Herzegovina and the Republika Srpska
  • 🌍 Foča — an excellent base to explore the surrounding nature, including rafting in wild rivers, walking along deep canyons, and climbing up to Bosnia's highest peak
  • 🌍 Fojnica — close to Franciscan monastery
  • 🌍 Goražde — city in the southeast part of Bosnia, known for the nearby Neolithic archaeological site of Lug in Zupčići, Goražde printing house (1521) and Blessed Martyrs of Drina-beatified (2011)
  • 🌍 Olovo
  • 🌍 Ilijaš
  • 🌍 Visoko
  • 🌍 Vareš
  • 🌍 Breza
  • 🌍 Kreševo
  • 🌍 Kiseljak
  • 🌍 Lukomir — a mountain village inhabited by the only remaining traditional semi-nomads in the country
  • 🌍 Pale — university, sport and tourism center; with Jahorina mountain makes a big winter tourist center, where held part of Sarajevo Winter Olympic Games 1984
  • 🌍 Višegrad — town with many historical sights including Mehmed Pasa Sokolovic Bridge, a UNESCO World Heritage site

Other destinations

  • 🌍 Bjelašnica Ski Resort
  • 🌍 Igman Ski Resort
  • 🌍 Jahorina Ski Resort

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Stay safe

Many land mines and unexploded ordnances are left over from the 1992-95 Bosnian Civil War. Although intensive efforts to clean up the explosives have been undertaken since the early 2000s, with help of the international community, there are still many mine fields present in the hills around Sarajevo and along the former front line between Bosnia and Republika Srpska. Always stay on the paths, look out for mine warning signs, and never wander into the forests!

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