If you are in Sarajevo and want to visit museums, you should definitely check out the Historical Museum of Bosnia and Herzegovina, the National Museum of Bosnia and Herzegovina and the War Childhood Museum. If you are interested in visiting similar places nearby, you can also consider visiting the Museum of the City of Tuzla or the Museum of Herzegovina in Mostar.
Some of the most recommended and popular dishes to eat in Sarajevo according to local people are:
1. Ćevapi - grilled minced meat, usually served with somun (a type of bread), chopped onions, and sour cream
2. Burek - a savory pastry filled with meat, cheese, or spinach
3. Pljeskavica - a large, grilled hamburger patty made from ground beef or pork
4. Bosanski Lonac - a hearty stew made with lamb, beef, and vegetables
5. Klepe - small dumplings filled with meat and served in a broth or with sour cream
6. Pita - a phyllo pastry filled with meat, cheese, potatoes, or spinach
7. Sarma - stuffed cabbage rolls filled with meat and rice
8. Baklava - a sweet pastry made with layers of phyllo dough, honey, and nuts.
These dishes are all delicious and represent some of the best that Bosnian cuisine has to offer.
Some fun activities that locals enjoy in Sarajevo include:
- Visiting Baščaršija, the historic and cultural center of the city, and exploring its many shops, cafes, and restaurants.
- Hiking or skiing on the nearby mountains such as Jahorina, Bjelašnica, or Trebević.
- Enjoying traditional Bosnian food and drinks at local restaurants and cafes.
- Attending cultural events like the Sarajevo Film Festival or the Sarajevo Winter Festival.
- Relaxing at one of the city's many public parks like Vrelo Bosne or Miljacka River Promenade.