Three days in Sarajevo, the road south to Mostar past the Tunnel of Hope, a day among the waterfall and fortress towns, a last morning in Mostar and a return to Sarajevo for the flight.
7 days, 44 stopsPacked paceMay to Jun, Sep to OctApproved by TravPa Editors, Nov 7, 2026
Trip at a glance
Add your first day to see each day's date, weather, sunset and closing days.
Day 1: Baščaršija, Gazi Husrev-beg Mosque and City Hall
The Ottoman bazaar, its great mosque and the rebuilt City Hall, then the museum by the Latin Bridge and an evening in the lanes.
1
9:30 AMBaščaršijaStart at the Sebilj fountain while the lanes are quiet and shops are still opening.About 45 min here
Free to visit
Walk about 3 min
2
10:15 AMGazi Husrev-beg MosqueCover shoulders and knees and take off your shoes at the door. Visiting times change around prayer, so check on the day.About 1 hour 45 min here
Dress modestly; check visiting times
Walk about 4 min
3
12:00 PMBravadžilukOrder ćevapi in flatbread or a pita at one of the grill houses; this lane is known for them.About 1 hour 30 min here
Pay as you go
Walk about 3 min
4
1:30 PMSarajevo City HallOpen daily from 9 AM to 5 PM, except when an event is on. Look up at the glass dome over the hall.About 1 hour 30 min here
Check entry at the door
Walk about 6 min
5
3:00 PMMuseum of Sarajevo 1878-1918Cross the Latin Bridge first: the 1914 assassination happened on the corner beside it. Check opening hours at the door.About 1 hour 30 min here
BAM[fee]
Walk about 3 min
6
4:30 PMOptionalKazandžilukWatch coppersmiths at work and look for cezve coffee pots; skip it if you are tired.About 1 hour 30 min here
Free to browse
Walk about 3 min
7
6:00 PMBravadžilukCome back for dinner and a Bosnian coffee served with a sugar cube when the lanes light up.
Pay as you go
Before you go
Book these aheadWar Childhood Museum (day 2): timed tickets, or tickets that often sell out.
Book a car or a coachSarajevo to Mostar is about 2 hours by road. Coaches take longer, so check a timetable before you leave.
Use the tramTram line 3 runs from Baščaršija to Ilidža. Buy a ticket at a kiosk or from the driver and validate it after boarding.
Keep some Bosnian marksMarkets, bazaar stalls and some entry desks work best with Bosnian marks (KM), so carry a little cash.
Dress for mosquesCover shoulders and knees at mosques and churches, and take off your shoes at mosque doors.
Visit memorials with careMarkale, the Tunnel of Hope and the siege museums are memorials. Keep voices low and ask before photographing people.
Plan around MondaysThe National Museum and the Mostar hamam are closed on Mondays, and the cable car opens at noon.
Where to stay for this plan
Base in Baščaršija for the first three nights and near the Old Bridge in Mostar for the next three.
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