Sarajevo Federation Of B-h, Bosnia And Herzegovina Travel Guide
The public transit the network is practical for city exploration. Access for travelers with mobility issues is generally constrained by older infrastructure.
Operating hours generally extend from early morning (approximately FIVE:00 AM) until late evening (around midnight). Frequency varies by line and time of day, with main lines typically running every 5-15 minutes during peak hours.
Purchase single-ride tickets at kiosks (1.60-1.80 BAM) or from the driver (2.00 BAM).
Validate tickets immediately upon boarding by punching them in the machine. Failure to validate results in fines.
Use Google Maps or Moovit for real-time routing and public transit timetables for efficient navigation.
Public transport is generally not very accessible for travelers with mobility challenges.
Older trams and buses frequently have high steps, limiting access.
Plan for alternative transport if accessibility is a concern.
Nedžarići, Marijin Dvor, and Baščaršija are central points.
Taxis present a convenient way to travel, especially for direct routes or when carrying luggage. Ride-sharing options are limited but exist.
The most popular local app for hailing taxis, offering convenience and transparent pricing in Sarajevo.
Uber and Bolt, major international ride-sharing platforms, do not officially operate in Bosnia and Herzegovina.
Consider pre-booking for early morning departures or late-night arrivals to ensure availability.
Renting a car, motorcycle, or bicycle offers different ways to explore Sarajevo and its surroundings.
Drive on the right. Seatbelts are mandatory for all. Headlights must be on 24/7. Zero tolerance for alcohol while driving.
Speed limits: 50 km/h urban, 80 km/h outside urban, 130 km/h on highways.
Main roads are generally good. Secondary roads can be narrow, winding, and include potholes, especially in mountainous areas.
Check local auto club websites for current road conditions.
Paid street parking zones operate in the city center. Parking structures are available (e.g., near BBI Center).
Parking fines are issued for violations; always park legally.
Sarajevo offers a few unique transport options that contribute to your sightseeing experience, especially for elevated views.
Convenient tours cover major city attractions with commentary.
The funicular offers panoramic city views from Mount Trebević.
Guided and self-guided walking tours offer deep insights into Sarajevo's history.
Accessibility for travelers with mobility needs is limited due to older infrastructure. Cobblestones, steep hills, uneven sidewalks, and non-accessible public transport present challenges.
Newer buildings and some modern hotels may offer better access. Travelers with specific mobility needs plan carefully and research specific locations.
