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Iconic streets and squares of Sarajevo — Ferhadija, Baščaršija, Sebilj.
Ferhadija is the main pedestrian artery, Baščaršija with the Sebilj fountain is the historic heart, and the Eternal Flame honors WWII fighters.
A ledger from 1541 makes the first mention of a bridge located on the spot where the Latin Bridge is found today, stating that it was built by one sarač (leather worker) named Husein, the son of Širmed.
It is thought that during the Middle Ages there was a settlement and smaller trading area, called Stara Varoš, which served as a precursor to today’s Baščaršija. In around 1460, Isa Bey Ishaković laid the foundations for Sarajevo, and this trading center on the right bank of the Miljacka River would grow to become a bazaar.
Radićeva ulica je jedna od najšarmantnijih i najživljih ulica u centru Sarajeva. Iako kratka, ona predstavlja ključnu arteriju koja spaja obalu Miljacke (kod mosta Festina Lente) s glavnom gradskom šetnicom – ulicom Ferhadijom.
Tabaci Street runs parallel to Obala Kulina Bana St., from Abadžiluk St. all the way to the parking area next to Vijećnica and the intersection where Bravadžiluk St. runs into Brodac St.
About 20 kilometers southeast of the center of Sarajevo, in Gornje Pale at the foot of Mt. Jahorina, is the source of Paljanska Miljacka (1, 010 m).
