Sarajevo International Airport 24 min
The National Museum of Bosnia and Herzegovina (13 min)
Established in 1888, this history museum features cultural artifacts, exhibits & a botanical garden. Gazi Husrev-beg Mosque (9 min)
Completed in 1532, the country's largest mosque is one of the main Ottoman complexes in the Balkans. Sacred Heart Cathedral (10 min)
Ornate, 19th-century Gothic-style Catholic church with a marble altar, murals & stained glass. Avaz Twist Tower (11 min)
Tower with businesses, a 35th-floor coffee bar n& a 36th-floor observation deck for panoramic views. Vječna vatra (15 min)
Compact memorial site honoring the victims of World War II with an eternal flame & inscription. Baščaršija (7 min)
Dating back to the 1400s, this bustling market offers dining & shopping amid cultural landmarks. History Museum of Bosnia and Herzegovina (13 min)
Founded in 1945, the museum offers history exhibits & a research library, plus a gift shop & a cafe. Yellow Bastion (15 min)
Clifftop remnant of a defensive wall, now a popular spot for sunsets & panoramic views of Sarajevo. Trebević (29 min)
5,338-ft. mountain used for events in the 1984 Winter Olympics, with hiking trails & scenic vistas. Latin Bridge (9 min)
Ottoman-era stone bridge near the site of Archduke Franz Ferdinand's 1914 assassination. Sarajevo City Hall (4 min)
Originally built in the late 1800s, this grand national monument hosts government events & concerts. Sarajevo Tunnel (24 min)
Small military-history museum at the site of a storied Bosnian War–era underground tunnel. Sarajevska žičara (4 min)
Cable car to forested Trebević mountain for sweeping views & hikes along old Olympic bobsled tracks. Skakavac Waterfall (46 min)
Water cascades from a dramatic rock mountain in natural forested surroundings with a wooden bridge. Sebilj (8 min)
Landmark wooden fountain built in the 18th century & resembling an ornate kiosk. | 
