Can you imagine a place where the new and old, the traditional and the modern, the East and the West are all interwined? Others have said for us: „The air is freer in Sarajevo .... a charming, sophisticated city.“
„... the city is a fascinating destination-exotic, safe, shockingly inexpensive by European standards, suffered with hitory.“Sarajevo is a capital city of Bosnia and Herzegovina, and it is located almost in the center of Bosnia and Hercegovina. It covers an area of 141.5 km2. Central parts of city are situated in the Sarajevo valley, surrounded by five major mountains Bjelašnica, Igman, Treskavica, Jahorina and Trebević. According to census from 1991 the population of Sarajevo was 361,735. Sarajevo demographic picture was changed in 1998. Today’s population is 291.422 people. Archeologists can safely say that the Sarajevo region has been continuously inhabited by humans since the Neolithic age. The most famous example of a Neolithic settlement
in the Sarajevo area is the Butmir culture. Sarajevo lets you sample the past... The cultural, natural, and historical heritage is certainly amongst the most fascinating in all of the Balkans – for it is here that the great eastern and western powers met and left their influences in this unknown corner of the world. The old part of Sarajevo on the right bank of the river Miljacka is unique mixture of architectures from Ottoman period Austro-Hungarian “king’s and
emperor’s” style (K&K style). The Oriental Baščaršija, once trading district which still serves for this purpose, preserved its original
look, untouched with newly erected buildings.