Over three to four hours, you will visit the Jewish Museum of Bosnia and Herzegovina, the grand Ashkenazi Synagogue, the Kal Grande — the Great Sephardic Synagogue — and the historic Jewish Cemetery on the hillside above the city. Where possible, the tour includes a viewing of the Sarajevo Haggadah, one of the oldest and most traveled Jewish manuscripts in the world — a book that survived the Inquisition, World War II, and the siege of Sarajevo itself.
Our agency is fairly easy to find even without using a map. Follow the stream of the river Miljacka and next to the bridge Ćumurija, on the left side of the river, you will see a big GREEN-YELLOW building. The name of the building is Papagajka and our office is on the corner of the building.
Housed in the old Sephardic synagogue, it holds one of the richest Jewish collections in Southeast Europe.
The best place for selfies in the whole city would be this one. Check out two different cultures meeting in one place, Austro-Hungarian and Ottoman.
A striking early 20th-century building marking the arrival of Central European Jewish communities in Sarajevo.
Perched on a hillside, this cemetery spans five centuries and offers a profound, panoramic place of reflection.
If possible, we will go to the National Museum of Bosnia and Herzegovina. There is stored one of the world's most remarkable Jewish manuscripts, safeguarded through wars, occupations, and sieges.
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
You can cancel up to 24 hours in advance of the experience for a full refund.
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