Sarajevo is everything all wrapped up into one
As we began our chat over coffee, Lejla shared that she thinks it is very important that, as of late, more is being invested in culture and sports, because these fields strengthen the country and civic awareness.
- We need to continue to make cultural events accessible and universal, they should be translated into English and there should be access for people with special needs.
She says Sarajevo is a small city that pretends to be big. Due to this, throughout history, it has been a turbulent place, with struggles for power and dominance.
A place of encounters and a melding of differences
- The suffering has turned it into a place of encounters and a melding of differences. Since this is a small city, there’s nowhere to run from “the other” or “the different,” it has to be accepted and embraced as one’s own. Sarajevo is everything all wrapped up into one, a city that accepts foreign identities and where all are welcome.
She stresses that she is always delighted by the mingling of church bells and the muezzin’s call.
- Sarajevo is full of attractions that exude history, natural beauty and a real spirit, like Baščaršija, Bey's Mosque, the Franciscan and Orthodox churches, synagogue, Trebević, Bjelašnica, Vrelo Bosne, Wilson’s Promenade, the cable car, ..

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