There are pros and cons to visiting a destination during any time of the year. Find out what you can expect during your ideal travel time, from weather and climate, to holidays, festivals, and more.
In the heart of the Balkans lies Bosnia and Herzegovina, a country that weaves together a rich tapestry of history, culture, and breathtaking landscapes. One story that captures the essence of Bosnia unfolds in its capital, Sarajevo.
Sarajevo, often referred to as the “Jerusalem of Europe,” is a city where East meets West in a fascinating blend. The cityscape showcases minarets and church spires standing side by side, a testament to the harmonious coexistence of diverse religious and cultural communities.
Population: 3.271 mil Size: 51,200 km² (19,768 sq. mi.) Currency: KM/BAM Conversion (EUR/USD): 1.95/1.85 KM Capital: Sarajevo Country code: +387 Transportation: Bus, Train, Tram, Taxi Preferred payment method: Cash ATM Fee: 12KM
As the temperatures become more mild, fall foliage sweeps over northern Bosnia & Herzegovina, painting the mountains and valleys in lovely shades of gold. Summer tourists have departed as well, making this an excellent season to discover the country’s most popular destinations, such as the Old Bridge in Mostar and the Sarajevo bazaar.
When the holidays approach, bright and festive holiday markets dot town squares and vendors selling roasted chestnuts roam up and down city streets. Otherwise, the autumn and winter months are very quiet here once the damp and cold set in.
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