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Tuesday Travel Blogging – Sarajevo

I went to Sarajevo in August of 2006, when I did a solo tour of the former Yugoslavia after spending the summer working in Greece. Of all the places I went on that trip, Sarajevo was my favorite. I was there on an overcast, rainy day and my pictures unfortunately don’t do the place justice, but it’s a gorgeous, spirited city — and despite its near-destruction in the last war, it’s thriving and growing. It’s one of those places where the appeal is intangible, so I didn’t take a ton of pictures, but you can see what I have here. This picture was taken out of the bus window very, very early in the morning when we were driving through Bosnia (which is surprisingly green and lovely):



Bosnia, originally uploaded by JillNic83.



Sarajevo, originally uploaded by JillNic83.



Sarajevo, originally uploaded by JillNic83.



Sarajevo, originally uploaded by JillNic83.



Sarajevo, originally uploaded by JillNic83.



Bosnia, originally uploaded by JillNic83.

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4 thoughts on Tuesday Travel Blogging – Sarajevo

  1. Kako lijepi!

    I spent November and December studying in Mostar. I only made it up to Sarajevo for a three days, but its a city that doesn’t take long to fall for. The whole of Bosnia is gorgeous, I already miss those mountains. Thanks for posting these.

  2. Ooh, it reminds me of my trip to Honduras. Without the major highways, of course. There’s an old Mayan belief that they lived on the back of an alligator (or a crocodile, I’m not sure). Not hard to picture given the green, hilly landscape.

    Beautiful photo.

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