Travel Blogs by Travelers Who Stayed at this HotelHoliday Inn Sarajevo
Bosnia
Wow...it was quite the trip up here, as ya might have read I hitched up here with two guys who are stationed in Sarajevo with NATO, and were down in Dubrovnik for the weekend. It was sweet getting a drive with them all the way to city centre, instead of taking the bus. As we were driving in they were explaining the history of the town relating to …
Sarajevo revisited
Finally I typed my last email for work after weeks of cramming so that I could head off on a much needed holiday. The trip we have planned is going to be awesome if I do say so myself considering I had planned the whole thing, and especially fabulous as it included travelling with my two favourite people - (the bank of) Dad & (the …
Welcome to Sarajevo
Today I walked down a street in Sarajevo. Whoop-de-doo Nicolette, I hear you say. Stick with me - this was a special street. I had become wildly lost after walking out to the train station to book my overnight train back home to Budapest for that night (of course, there's not a booking office anywhere in town) and was strolling along a pleasant …
Vast ghost
There is a rickety old castaway train donated by the Swiss government that plies the route from the Croatian coast through Bosnia & Hercegovina, to Budapest. I shared the journey from Mostar to Sarajevo with two blokes from Nottingham, England, Vinny and Mike, who were one month into their overland journey around the world. Read their blog. …
Sarajevo
Sarajevo is a mini Yugoslavia, a multi-cultural city where 50 meters in each direction of my hostel you have the most important Mosque, Synagogue, Orthodox and Catholic Churches. It's a city that embraces its past history - the assassination of the Archduke of Austria Franz Ferdinand and his wife Sophie that triggered World War I, the hosting of …


