eSIM tariff for data roaming in Sarajevo

Sarajevo is the capital of Bosnia and Herzegovina and one of Europe’s most culturally fascinating cities. Often called the “Jerusalem of Europe,” Sarajevo is where East meets West — Ottoman, Austro-Hungarian and Yugoslav history all shaped the city’s identity.

The city is known for:

• A unique mix of mosques, churches and synagogues within walking distance
• Rich coffee culture
• Historic bazaars and cobblestone streets
• Stunning mountain scenery

Sarajevo also hosted the 1984 Winter Olympics, leaving behind Olympic landmarks that can still be visited today.

Top Things to Do in Sarajevo

Explore Baščaršija (Old Bazaar)

Baščaršija is the heart of the old town. Built during the Ottoman era, it’s full of:

• Traditional craft shops
• Copperware artisans
• Local cafés
• Authentic Bosnian restaurants

Don’t miss the iconic Sebilj Fountain in the center of the square.

Visit the Latin Bridge

Latin Bridge is one of the most historically significant sites in Europe. This is where Archduke Franz Ferdinand was assassinated in 1914, triggering World War I.

Ride the Trebević Cable Car

Take the cable car to Mount Trebević for panoramic views over the city. You can also visit the abandoned Olympic bobsleigh track — now covered in colorful street art.

Learn About the War History

The Tunnel of Hope (Tunel Spasa) shows how residents survived during the 1992–1995 siege of Sarajevo. It’s one of the most important historical sites in the city.

Experience Bosnian Coffee Culture

Bosnian coffee is more than just a drink — it’s a ritual. Sit down in a traditional café in the old town and enjoy it slowly, served in a džezva with sugar cubes and rahat lokum.

Food You Should Try

Sarajevo is famous for hearty Balkan cuisine:

• Ćevapi (grilled minced meat with flatbread)
• Burek (savory pastry)
• Begova Čorba (traditional soup)
• Baklava

For authentic ćevapi, visit local spots in Baščaršija.

Best Time to Visit

• Spring (April–June): Pleasant weather, fewer crowds
• Summer (July–August): Festivals and lively atmosphere
• Winter (December–February): Snowy mountain scenery and skiing nearby

Sarajevo offers a completely different vibe in every season.

Getting Around

Sarajevo is compact and walkable, especially the old town. Public transport includes:

• Trams
• Buses
• Taxis (very affordable)

Sarajevo International Airport is about 20 minutes from the city center.

Stay Connected in Sarajevo

Whether you’re navigating the old town, booking tours, or sharing mountain views, mobile data makes travel easier.

With a Bosnia and Herzegovina eSIM from Red Bull MOBILE, you can:

✔ Activate instantly before arrival
✔ Avoid roaming fees
✔ Use maps, ride apps and messaging without interruptions
✔ Travel across the Balkans with flexible data plans

Perfect for city breaks, road trips through the Balkans, or longer stays.