Gazi Husrev-beg Mosque
The Gazi Husrev-beg Mosque is the largest historical mosque in Bosnia, built in 1532 in the heart of Bascarsija. Free to enter outside of prayer times.
Walk in Sarajevo
The Sarajevo Multi-Faith Walk is a self-guided route connecting four houses of worship from four religions within 500 meters of each other in the city center. Free. Start at the Gazi Husrev-beg Mosque, walk to the Catholic Sacred Heart Cathedral, continue to the Old Orthodox Church, and finish at the Ashkenazi Synagogue (exterior). No other city in Europe has this concentration of religious buildings from different faiths in such a small area. Budget travelers walk the route in under an hour and experience the interfaith coexistence that defined Sarajevo for centuries.
The route
Each stop is free to stand in front of, whatever the tour costs.
The Gazi Husrev-beg Mosque is the largest historical mosque in Bosnia, built in 1532 in the heart of Bascarsija. Free to enter outside of prayer times.
The Sacred Heart Cathedral is the largest Catholic cathedral in Bosnia, a neo-Gothic building in the center of Sarajevo. Free to enter.
The Yellow Bastion (Zuta Tabija) is an Ottoman-era fortification on the hillside above Bascarsija with an open terrace and the best sunset view in Sarajevo. Free.
Everything else Sarajevo costs.
Sarajevo