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Unravelling the square meter by square meter of Sarajevo.
I arrived with more curiosity than knowledge, and that’s the beauty of it: In Sarajevo, history touches you, almost like a physical collision.
Sarajevo Airport is one of Europe’s most challenging airports for pilots. Frequent fog, a constrained runway and encircling mountains require steep, precise landings.
For a European eye, the mosques and bridges of Sarajevo create a unique cityscape. Ottoman elegance blends with architectural resilience and weaves together centuries of history along the Miljacka River.
Sarajevo is indeed famous for its snowy winters, especially since it hosted the 1984 Winter Olympics.
The concrete panel buildings reflect the urban life and social context of the city.
Unlike many street cats elsewhere, Sarajevo’s felines are famously approachable and rarely run away from people. While they may be strays, many locals and shopkeepers feed and look after them, so they’re usually well-fed and healthy.