After breakfast, we suggest you begin your tour at Sebilj Square, a central point in Bascarsija.

Head towards Gazi Husrev-beg Mosque, one of the most important Islamic buildings in Bosnia and Herzegovina.

Then, walk to Bascarsija Square, the heart of Old Town. Here, you will find various shops, cafes, and street vendors. Visit Morica Han, a historical caravanserai that once served as an inn for travelers.

Wander down Kazandziluk Street, known for its coppersmiths creating traditional Bosnian copperware. Visit the Bazaar Coppersmith Dizdarevic, a shop where you can see skilled coppersmiths at work. This is a great place to purchase unique copper items.

Move towards the Old Sarajevo Clock Tower, an iconic symbol of the city. Walk to the Latin Bridge, if you are interested; visit the War Childhood Museum, which provides a unique perspective on the experiences of children during the Bosnian War. 

Explore Baščaršija Mosque, a smaller mosque with a tranquil atmosphere. Take a moment for reflection and enjoy the peaceful surroundings.

End your tour at the Sarajevo Meeting of Cultures, where East meets west. This symbolic spot celebrates the diversity and coexistence of different cultures in Sarajevo.

Enjoy traditional Bosnian cuisine at a local restaurant. Try cevapi (grilled minced meat), burek (flaky pastry with meat or cheese), and tufahija (a traditional Bosnian dessert).

In the morning, we suggest you to hike or take the cable car to Mount Trebević for panoramic views of Sarajevo.

In the afternoon, visit the abandoned bobsled track from the 1984 Winter Olympics.

Moreover, at evening, you can enjoy dinner in a mountain restaurant.
 

Today, we suggest you to take a day trip Vrelo Bosne, a park at the spring of the Bosna River. Enjoy a peaceful walk and perhaps a picnic. 

In the afternoon, you can visit the Sarajevo Zoo, located near Vrelo Bosne.

Then, return in the evening to Sarajevo for dinner and relaxation. 
 

In the morning, take a day trip to Mostar, which is 2 hours away from Sarajevo, known for its iconic bridge and Ottoman architecture.

Explore the Old Bazaar, visit the Koski Mehmed Pasha Mosque, and take a stroll along the Neretva River.

In the evening, enjoy dinner with a view of the Old Bridge and return to Sarajevo. 
 

Visit the Tunnel of Hope, a crucial underground passage during the Siege of Sarajevo. The tunnel connected the city with the Bosnian-held territory and played a key role in supplying the residents.

Then, spend some time shopping for souvenirs in Bascarsija. Stroll through Bascarsija in the evening, soaking in the atmosphere and perhaps enjoying some live music at one of the cafes.

On the other hand, you can have a farewell dinner at a rooftop restaurant with a view of the city.
 

Breakfast in the morning, then transfer to Sarajevo Airport and fly back home.