Day 2

The first day in Sarajevo was in the spirit of Ottoman culture and history. The next day we had the program a bit sadder. Unfortunately, an inseparable part of Sarajevo is the warthat accompanied the collapse of the former Yugoslavia and the emergence of a new state Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina. Sarajevo had about 530,000 inhabitants before the war. In the city lived side by side Serbs, Croats and Bosnians, Christians (Orthodox and Catholics), Muslims and Jews. This fact was probably not the will of politicians and unfortunately someone else

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Day 1

Sarajevo – First day was dedicated to the tour of the city center and maximum saturation of the local atmosphere. Our intake of local culture has already started with the Sheikh Ferah Mosque, peering through the windows. We couldn't go inside, but the exterior was also enough for us. At almost every mosque, we found a small cemetery, a well and a cat.

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Sarajevo impression

Who would not remember the lovely little Vučko, who rides on skis, then on bobsleighs, skates and finally throws himself from the ski jump? It is certainly remembered by anyone who experienced the Winter Olympic Games in 1984. They were held in the then very modern Yugoslav city of Sarajevo. A few years later, this very specific city surrounded by mountains was struck by a war that marked it forever.

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