Baščaršija & Sebilj
The 15th-century Ottoman bazaar at the heart of Sarajevo — a warren of coppersmiths' alleys, mosques, hans and the wooden Sebilj fountain where pigeons swarm.
The 15th-century Ottoman bazaar at the heart of Sarajevo — a warren of coppersmiths' alleys, mosques, hans and the wooden Sebilj fountain where pigeons swarm. The living core of the city's "where East meets West" identity.
Why go
- coppersmith lane (Kazandžiluk)
- the Sebilj
- endless coffee and ćevapi.
drink from the Sebilj — legend says you'll return to Sarajevo; then walk the brass line marking East-meets-West on Ferhadija.
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