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Tourist information
If you decide to use public city transport, a network of tram, trolleybus, bus, and minibus lines is at your disposal, allowing you to reach every significant location in Sarajevo.
Find transport
Operates from Baščaršija to Ilidža; the journey takes approximately 30 minutes.
From Trg Austrije to Dobrinja; the route offers a chance to see the left bank of the Miljacka river (approx. 30 min).
Buses connect parts of the city without a rail network, while minibuses run to the hillside neighborhoods. The most important line is 31A (Vijećnica – Dobrinja).
A special bus line connects Baščaršija with the International Airport, synchronized with the flight schedule.
Buses to Bjelašnica, Igman, and Jahorina operate only during the winter season.
A ticket is mandatory and must be validated upon entry. The price at a kiosk is 1.60 KM, and from the driver, it is 1.80 KM.
To view or download the public transport map of Sarajevo, click here.
To view or download the public transport app for Sarajevo, click here.
Sarajevska žičara (Trebevićka cable car) je moderna gondolna linija koja povezuje Bistrik u centru Sarajeva s planinom Trebević, popularnim izletištem i vidikovcem sa panoramskim pogledom na grad.
Vozilo ima 33 gondole, svaka za do 10 putnika, a vožnja do vrha traje oko osam minuta, nudeći jedinstvenu perspektivu Sarajeva i okoline.
One of the advantages of Destination Sarajevo is its size, so most locations worth visiting can be explored on foot.
Explore Sarajevo on foot
If you are staying in the center or the Old Town, almost all attractions are within reach without the need for transport.
Bicycles and electric scooters are a practical and eco-friendly way to get around Sarajevo, especially in central urban areas and during the warmer months. Public and private services are available for both short-term and long-term rentals.
Find Bikes and Scooters
Rent-a-bike services and e-scooters are available at multiple locations across the city, especially in the city center.
Hourly or daily rental options with quick pickup via mobile app or directly at the location.
Taxi transportation in Sarajevo is among the most affordable in Europe, with several private taxi companies operating 24 hours a day.
Find taxi
The starting fare is 1.90 KM, and each additional kilometer costs 1.20 KM. Luggage is charged 1 KM per bag.
Licensed vehicles must have a roof sign marked "TAXI" and license plates starting with "TA".
To rent a vehicle, you must have an international driving license. Rental prices range from 50 to 500 BAM per day, depending on the vehicle class.
Rent a car
Airport: 09:00 - 22:00. City: 08:00 - 17:00 (some operate 24/7).
Most companies can deliver the car to your address upon request.
During your stay in Sarajevo, it is best to use guarded parking lots or underground garages, such as those at BBI Center, Sarajevo City Center, or Hotel Europe...
Find Parking
It is risky to park on unlit streets; do not leave valuables in your car.
Zone 0 and 1: 2 KM/h Zone 2: 1 KM/h
Enjoy a stroll through Ferhadija and Saraci streets, which are the heart of the city and entirely closed to traffic.
Bike sharing and e-scooters are available at multiple locations throughout the city, especially in central areas.
Taxi services can be paid exclusively in cash.
It is also possible to rent a van, minibus, bus, or bicycle.
In Zone 0, the maximum stay is limited to 2 hours.
Card payments (Mastercard, Maestro, VISA) are available at certain locations up to 30 KM.
