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Where to stay
Pick a neighbourhood, not just a hotel
Airport to city
SJJ: taxi about 20–25 min to Baščaršija
Getting in
Taxis at arrivals, or a hotel transfer arranged in advance
Getting around
Walk the old town
Tram along the valley
Taxi
Cable car
Trolleybus
Private driver
Car hire for day trips
Neighbourhoods
Stari Grad
Baščaršija
The Ottoman heart: small guesthouses and boutique hotels among the lanes, mosques and coffee houses. Lively by day, calm late at night.
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Centar
Ferhadija & Centar
The pedestrian street and Austro-Hungarian blocks west of the bazaar. Central, flat and close to everything.
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Stari Grad
Bistrik & Alifakovac
The hillside across the river, opposite Vijećnica. Quiet streets, views over the old town and the cable car station nearby.
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Stari Grad
Vratnik
The walled hilltop quarter above Baščaršija, near the Yellow Fortress. Family guesthouses and the best sunsets; the walk up is steep.
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Centar
Marijin Dvor
Business hotels, malls and the National Museum on the tram line. Practical and modern, a short ride from the old town.
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Ilidža
Ilidža
The spa suburb near the airport, long popular with Gulf families. Larger hotels, green space and Vrelo Bosne nearby; taxis or the tram to the centre.
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Gulf-friendly hotel notes
Hotel Europe
A historic hotel at the edge of Baščaršija, an easy walk to the mosques and bazaar.
Malak Regency
A hotel aimed at Arab and Gulf visitors, with fully halal food.
Apartments
Family apartments are plentiful in Ilidža and the centre; ask about parking and lifts, as many old buildings have neither.
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