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Day 3: War-torn Sarajevo
Arrived in Sarajevo last night with Drazen and Mario. It was a great drive, but only had daylight for the very beginning. Great to be driving on the mountain roads and through small villages listening to european electronic music with people I had just met...definitely beat taking the bus like I had originally planned. Found a nice hotel when we …
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The bus from Dubrovnik crawled through the most spectacular countryside, starting with pristine coastlines to rugged mountains. One of the most confusing things about travelling through what was once Yugoslavia is the constant border checks and passport inspections as the independent countries carved out their territories. For …
Sarajevo Day #3
... 10 marks and went on his way.
My book had indicated the museum entry price was 5 marks, and I had 6 marks in coins in my pocket. But when I went up to the ticket window, I noticed a sign indicating the adult ticket price is 10 marks and the student ticket price is 5 marks. I asked for a student ticket and was sold one for 5 marks. Whew! That would have been a mess if I had to buy the adult ticket, as there were no ATMs anywhere near this ...
Off the Beaten Track in Sarajevo
... got back to the hostel at one am to make a travel plan for the next day. I was intending to join an Australian I met in Medjugorje and go to Italy together, but we’ll see how that goes. I got to sleep at three in the morning, probably something my roommates for the night didn’t enjoy. Time well spent, I would leave Sarajevo the next morning for a ferry from Dubrovnik to Bari, Italy and then off to Rome for a few ...
Mosques and Maps
... of large mosques complete with towering minarets and a call to prayer at about 5pm which echoed across the city. There were also countless little dark café’s and sheesha bar dens selling food of all different shapes, sizes, and names. The shops lined tight little streets and there were people and souvenirs everywhere with a strange and eclectic mix of modern soccer jerseys and ice-cream and traditional linens and donair-kebab. The vibe of the town was a confusing mix ...
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