In this episode, David explores Sarajevo, the capital city of Bosnia and Herzegovina, highlighting its historical, cultural, ...

And yet, Sarajevo is also known for the sound of a gunshot that led to World War I a century ago. It was June 28, 1914, when the Austro-Hungarian Empire’s Crown Prince Franz Ferdinand was ...

1 A cannon fired from Sarajevo's Yellow Fortress at 6:05 p.m. on March 22 signaled the beginning of 30 days of fasting for Muslims in Bosnia-Herzegovina. Muslims around the world celebrate Ramadan ...

The structure will be a replica of the ornate sebilj built in 1753 in the Bosnian capital of Sarajevo. Komsic was in the country for the U.N. General Assembly last week in New York.

The historic Bevo Mill was built nearly 100 years ago. A stop at Zlatno Zito Bakery and Deli is sure to reward any sweet tooths, while Café Milano provides a hub for the important social aspects of ...

In Sarajevo, coffee is the most important ritual of the day and is meant to be slowly savoured with friends. Learn how to properly drink the strong Bosnian brew at the Ministry of Ćejf! .

A visit to Sarajevo’s stately City Hall, or Vijecnica, is an absolute must.The building, first opened in 1896, is a work of art in itself; its design was chosen after an intense competition ...

Torvill and Dean fans should head to the museum commemorating the Sarajevo Winter Olympics of 1984. 3. According to local legend, if you drink water from the Sebilj fountain, you are destined to ...

At Sebilj Fountain, a popular meeting place known to tourists as "Pigeon Square", ... Sarajevo, with its population of about 400,000 is small, ...