Camping Sarajevo is a newer, smaller camp located 15 km from the center of Sarajevo. The camp is located in a part of the town of Ilidza, under the mountain Igman and along the banks of the river Zujevina. The owner of the camp, Senad, makes sure that the guests have a good time, and above all, that safety, transport to the city and cleanliness of the camp are taken care of.
Most of the pitches are arranged on a grass surface, but some are also sandy - there are around 40 plots in total. It is possible to connect to electricity, and the camp also has a space for supplying motorhomes. There is one sanitary facility and it is very nicely arranged, there is also a place for washing dishes and a washing machine.
They have a small playground for children, but there is also a terrace with tables and a larger indoor space that can be used in case of bad weather.
Camping Sarajevo is an excellent starting point for sightseeing - access by taxi or train from the nearby train station.
Sarajevo offers many attractions - take a walk along the main pedestrian street Ferhadija to Bascarsija, which is the old part of the city along the Mljacka River with shops and restaurants offering traditional Bosnian food. Gazi Husrev-bey's mosque, Bezistan as a traditional market, Sebilj's fountain, Sahat Kula's clock tower and the renovated council house, which was once a national-university library, but were burned down during the war, are on display.
Vrelo Bosne - the source of the river Bosna under Igman, which is 12 km from the city center (Ilidža settlement), which is arranged as a park with paths and a restaurant. The Avaz tower, which at 175 meters (measured with an antenna) is the tallest building in BiH and where there is a café on top, offering a beautiful view of the entire city.
Olympic centers Trebevic with a bobsleigh track, which you can reach with the new funicular from the city center or by car on the road, ski resorts Jahorina and Bjelašnica, ski jumps on Igman and Kosevo stadium or now it is called Asim Ferhatovic Hase Olympic Stadium with the Zetra Hall.
The Sarajevo tunnel, which during the war connected the besieged city and enabled the delivery of food and the passage of people. It took half a year to build, and the 720-meter tunnel runs under the airport runway. Now the tunnel is arranged as a museum, there are still 20 m of the original tunnel on display and many displays of life in Sarajevo during the war.
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