Sites of interest in Sarajevo
- Sites of interest in Sarajevo
Some sites of interest in Sarajevo include:
Cultural sites of interest
*National Museum of Bosnia and Herzegovina
*Historical Museum of Bosnia and Herzegovina
*National and University Library of Bosnia and Herzegovina
*National Theater
*Sarajevo Art Gallery
*Museum of City of Sarajevo
Historical sites of interest
*Baščaršija
*Bezistan
*Despić House
*Hotel Evropa
*Marijin dvor
*Morića Han
*Post Building
*Vijećnica
*Sarajevo Clock Tower
*Sebilj
*White Fort
*Svrzo's House
Bridges
*Goat's Bridge
*Šeherćehaja's Bridge
*Latin Bridge
*Ćumurija Bridge
*Čobanija Bridge
*Drvenija Bridge
*Skenderija Bridge
*Roman Bridge
Modern sites of interest
*Bosmal City Center
*Gazi Husrev-beg Library
*Olympic Stadium Koševo
*Skenderija
*UNITIC Business Center
*Olympic hall "Zetra"
*Avaz Twist Tower (Will be the tallest building in the Balkans, finishing: 2008.)
Natural sites of interest
*Miljacka river
*Trebević
*Jahorina
*Bjelašnica
*Igman
*Vrelo Bosne
Religious sites of interest
Islam
*Ali Pasha's Mosque
*Emperor's Mosque
*Gazi Husrev-beg's Mosque
Orthodox Christianity
*Saborna Orthodox Church
*Church of Sveto Preobraženje
*Old Sarajevo Orthodox Church
Catholic Christianity
*Cathedral of Jesus' Heart
*Saint Joseph's Church
*Church of st.Ante
Judaism
*Sarajevo Synagogue
External links
* http://www.sarajevo-tourism.com/eng/default.wbsp
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