Sarajevo Vacations, Sarajevo Vacation Reviews, Tourism Guide

When they hear Sarajevo, many people recall the bloody civil war of the 90's, or remember, from their world history class, that it is where the assassination of Archduke Ferdinand took place in 1914 that triggered World War I. But there is much more to the city then just wars and guns... In 1885 it was home of one of the the worlds first electric street cars. Nearly, 100 years later in 1984 Sarajevo hosted the 1984 Winter Olympic Games. Unfortunately the 1990s were dark years for Sarajevans as the city was under siege for nearly four years (1992-1996). In the last 10 years the city has been rebuilt and is reasserting itself as hub where the Orient meets the Occident.
A trip to Sarajevo is not complete without stops at the numerous cevappi and burek stops in the old city (bascarsija). For breathtaking views, make your way up to the hills surrounding the city, however do not deviate too far from the beaten path as mines still dot the landscape. Top your trip off by a visit to the Sarajevsko brewery. (for those wanting to learn more about the war head towards the airport and flag a taxi down to take you to "The Tunnel")