20 Best Day Trips From Sarajevo – The Best Hidden Gems in Bosnia & Herzegovina

If you’ve read my other Bosnia & Herzegovina blog posts, you might have seen me sing praises for Sarajevo. Seriously, it’s one of the most underrated capitals in Europe (and maybe even the world!)

If you’re planning to travel to Sarajevo and have a few extra days, why not check out some of the best day trips from Sajarevo as well? 

Whether it’s a quick getaway a few kilometers away or an entire weekend trip from Sarajevo, there are dozens of fantastic options! From mysterious pyramids to charming wooden mills set in nature, a secret underground bunker, and ancient fortresses, I’m sure that you’ll find an option or two that’ll interest you :) 

To make it easier, I’ve divided this blog post into three sections: short, medium, and long day trips. The short day trips from Sarajevo are all less than 100 kilometers (under a 1.5 hour drive); the medium day trips are between 100 to 150 kilometers (under 3 hours); and the longer day trips are 150+ kilometers. 

Ready to see some of the best places to visit near Sarajevo? Let’s check it out! 

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SARAJEVO OR MOSTAR: Which City Should You Visit in Bosnia & Herzegovina? 


Should you travel to Sarajevo or Mostar?

As two of the most popular cities in Bosnia & Herzegovina, both Sarajevo and Mostar are visited by thousands of tourists every year. Offering culture, impressive architectural wonders, and striking natural beauty, how could anyone resist these two charming destinations? 

If you only have a few days in Bosnia and Herzegovina, you might be considering these two cities and wondering, should I visit Sarajevo or Mostar

You’ve come to the right place, as that’s exactly what this guide will cover!

During our trip through Bosnia & Herzegovina, we spent extensive time in Sarajevo and Mostar and, therefore, had the chance to experience the unique charms of both cities.  I created this guide in the hopes that it’ll make it easier for you to choose the perfect city when you travel to Bosnia.  Continue reading