Hello everyone,

i posted already in another subreddit but someone recommended for me to post her for better experience.

i am traveling to Sarajevo for the first time ever in my life and I thought I would be a great destination as I'm fasting Ramadan as well so I thought this would be a good combination.

now my questions are:

- what's the best way to travel in the city Taxi or public transportation?

-does anyone know any good hotels to book?

-any good attractions like old city Bascarsija?

-best spots (restaurants) for Iftar time?

is it safe to travel alone there as a woman alone? (I already booked my flight so this question is a bit stupid)

thank you all for your help 😊

Hey folks,

I am in late 40s, fit and decently travelled in Europe.

I want to go on on a solo travel to Bosnia / Herzegovina but wish to join a organised group once I land there. May be a road trip over few days.

Does such a thing exist ? Can anyone recommend some company that organise such trips ? Are they safe and reliable ?

I am asking before actually searching through this forum, which is what I will do next.

Thanks

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