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Day 3: War-torn Sarajevo
... Found a 3 hour guided tour of most of the main sites that was really good. Sarajevo has been under three major empires in the past...Ottoman, Austro-Hungarian, and German...so it is interesting to see all the lasting influences from each of the cultures within the city. It is also an example of how complex the ethnic situation in the Balkans really is. Mario and Drazen are Serbian and live in the half of Bosnia that is rather ...
3 days of driving!
... haven’t been repaired since the bombings in the 1990s, and some nice
architecture. We went on a pub crawl that night, which was fun, and the bars
and clubs were pretty cool. One place had cocktails for €4.50 (less than $6), including a yummy strawberry one that I had.
The club was outside with only a roof for coverage, and it was on the edge of a
river. I got less than 2 hours of sleep that night!
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Lovely Blue Piva River
... buy hers. Soon after that it got dark and I slept. We made it to Sarajevo around 10 pm. The driver parked on the street somewhere for us to get out and get our bags. Cars were having difficulty getting around him. A police car zipped up and swerved to a stop. The officer yelled at our poor driver. We tried to get ourselves and our bags out of the way asap. I felt really sorry for the driver because he had to drive all the way back to ...
Stari Grad
... Ustasa, wearing fezzes and swastikas. When a steady rain begins to fall, I take cover in the Viennese-style cafe at the Hotel Europe and spend a couple of hours over two thimbles of coffee, watching people and reading Rebecca West's account of her visit to Sarajevo in 1937 in her masterful doorstop 'Black Lamb and Grey Falcon' and wish I could bottle moments like this to sip parsimoniously in years to come. And then the sun breaks through the clouds. Cue the ...
Sarajevo en automne
... passé sont encore bien présentes - que ce soit un musée dédié à l'assassinat de Franz Ferdinand à deux pas du Latin Bridge, où se déroula l'attentat, des cimetières complets de tombes blanches, avec une seule année de décès : 1993, ou encore des trous de balles bien visibles dans les murs des édifices - Sarajevo a retrouvé sa joie de vivre et est une capitale européenne vibrante, où les héritages des différentes cultures et religions qui forment ...
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