Bosnia
Coffee, copper and conversation in a city where East and West share the same street.
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Sarajevo is a city you can walk across in an afternoon, and yet it rewards many returns. In the old bazaar, coppersmiths tap patterns into trays while cafés fill with conversation.
Within a short walk, mosques, churches and synagogues stand close together — a reminder of centuries of shared life, and of how precious that coexistence is.
A weekend here is best spent unhurried: long coffees, a walk up into the hills for the view, an evening in the old town as the lights come on.
Visitors often leave with more questions than answers, and a strong wish to return.
