Sarajevo Bosnia 🇧🇦 Top Things To See & Do in the Jerusalem of Europe | 197 Countries, 3 Kids

[@GrowingUpWithoutBorders]

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[@svetlanamjasnikova7684]

I do confirm : Bosnia is an amazing country to visit : very warm , helpful people , never trying to use you as a tourist. Atmosphere is lively : I felt peace and happiness with no reason , ( I believe that it is a very special place.) Greetings from NZ .Hope Bosnia would be soon absolutely free 🙏 from all current limitations. Blessings and Love for all Bosnia and it's lovely warm, honest, clean people - let they gain back tourists as they do deserve to be visited to show their inner beauty and God's Love .

[@asimpasic5489]

Great video ladies. I live in Montreal Canada and my heritage is Bosnian, so it was a pleasure watching you explore the beauties of Bosnia and Hercegovina. Thank you for sharing your experience.

[@GrowingUpWithoutBorders]

Oh so cool! I have family close to Montreal. I was just working on our next video which is a short tour of Mostar! It will be coming out in the next few days.

[@asimpasic5489]

Oh nice..Looking forward to watching it.Thanks again 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻

[@arminkazic2.0]

Thank you dear for visiting us :)) Hope you enjoyed it :)

[@GrowingUpWithoutBorders]

We loved it!

[@sikanderabbas3249]

Your videos are the best! You deserve more subscribers

[@GrowingUpWithoutBorders]

Thanks!

[@sikanderabbas3249]

@@GrowingUpWithoutBorders omg thanks for replying!

[@dje4272]

I agree!

[@MartintheMetalhead]

Sarajevo, a beautiful city. ''Twas there in June 2018

[@GrowingUpWithoutBorders]

Yeah it's such a cool city to discover.

[@australiaprisonisland9156]

It wasn't so beautiful when my cousins were stuck there under constant shelling.

[@australiaprisonisland9156]

The first city in Europe to introduce a tram network. Sadly they haven't been updated for decades.

[@armanbektasevic4369]

Electric tram

[@swelinger]

Yes ..now isnthe modern swiss trams...

[@uciiizucajiuciiizucaji9037]

Super video! 🇧🇦💪😉

[@GrowingUpWithoutBorders]

Thanks!

[@theessentialist6813]

I found you through Drew channel (he made a video of you guys travelling around the world with kids). You are such an inspiring women. Well done. You are also honest and responsible when it comes to give information about Sarajevo history or how the world war I started. I admire this thing to people! Well done!

[@GrowingUpWithoutBorders]

I'm so glad you found us! That was so cool of Drew to do a video on us. I hope you enjoy all our videos!

[@australiaprisonisland9156]

I noticed my mother's maiden name displayed on the WW11 memorial and much more than once I might add.

[@lizdyson3627]

Looks beautiful. you guys so like to live life on the edge.

[@GrowingUpWithoutBorders]

Yeah I guess you can call it like that.

[@ezequielcamola9496]

Saludos deede Corrientes-Argentina familia viajera, gracias por mostrarnos lugagares magnificos 😎

[@GrowingUpWithoutBorders]

De nada. Gracias por tu comentario! Espero que todo este bien en Argentina.

[@nasruddinudin3002]

Love bosnia country nice

[@blablabla1044]

Guys, I love your video, but you seriously need to do some research :). 1st world war you got wrong, there are plenty of catholics in Sarajevo, and so on...

[@australiaprisonisland9156]

The Austrian empire declared war on Serbia not Bosnia after the assassination of the Archduke Franz Ferdinand. Bosnia was already part of the Austrian empire.

[@primzilledingyv9299]

Was it not the Austro Hungarian empire, the Hapsburgs .

[@australiaprisonisland9156]

Longest seiged city in modern day history and hardly anyone ever noticed.

[@NB-kq7lm]

Because its not true

[@australiaprisonisland9156]

@@NB-kq7lm Israeli operative. Divide and conquer.

[@redjayblue8885]

Wow, thank you so much for learning about the history of our city, and not just the recent one. It always hurts me when people brush over Sarajevo's history.

[@GrowingUpWithoutBorders]

I’m sure there’s so much more we could learn as it’s so complexe. Thanks for your nice comment though!

[@amykrim2774]

Beautiful video 😍 A lots of greetings from Bosnia and Herzegovina 🇧🇦👌

[@SnakeP1tPoetry]

You need to educate yourself better in history, Austria Hungary attacked Serbia, not Bosnia, Bosnia was a part of Austria Hungary at that time, until it was liberated by Serbian army, who chased away all of the invaders out of Bosnia.

[@aton9755]

Sarajevooooo!

[@raha4670]

Thank you for the visit,btw a really good video about Sarajevo i enjoyed watching it , much love from Sarajevo!

[@GrowingUpWithoutBorders]

Thanks! Glad you enjoyed it.

[@nikolavanzettiteslasacco4991]

I need to visit there. I'm missing out 😔

[@GrowingUpWithoutBorders]

Yeah, it's a really cool city to visit.

[@bayridge3569]

Essentially the same people that kept the longest siage of any city in modern history (Sarajevo) also assassinated Archduke Franz Ferdinand of Austria, and they are Serbian nationalist. One more fact that you explained not correctly is Austria declared war on Serbia not Bosnia because Serbian government was supporting the assassin (terrorism against Austrian empire) the rest you explained correctly.

[@Tepo62ify]

Such a beautiful family! Greetings from Sarajevo :)

[@nuhhebibovic5054]

thank you for visiting us. Everyone is welcome here in Bosnia

[@GrowingUpWithoutBorders]

Thanks!! 🙌🤩

[@MrSarajevo82]

🇧🇦❤️💪✌️

[@alemhidic8543]

That was one of the best videos that I've seen I like how you explained everything in detail. I'm a Bosnian that lives in Rochester, New York I'm from Travnik, Bosnia. I hope you guys had a great time thank you for visiting our beautiful country and hopefully you visit again! 👍

[@AdstarAPAD]

Good to hear Tylers voice :D G'day Mate..

[@GrowingUpWithoutBorders]

Yes!!! We need to do more of this.

[@AdstarAPAD]

@@GrowingUpWithoutBorders Yeah Tyler can talk on the video as you travel down the roads providing comentary about things along the way.. Sights you are passing.. He does not have to have his face on camera to do that hey.. :D

[@blablabla1044]

Heart-shaped land :)

[@phantom-xb6wv]

this video is dope! will def hit up 'jevo in the future. greetings from holland

[@australiaprisonisland9156]

Orthodox and Roman Catholic Christians.

[@nickthomas181]

Thanks for that,I'm watching from Burnley Lancashire England .

[@GrowingUpWithoutBorders]

Your welcome! Thanks for commenting!

[@BosnianGamer321]

Many wrong facts about ww1 xD but everything is good great vid ty for visiting :D

[@vekiveki4268]

Welcome to Sarajevo 🥳❤️💋

[@GrowingUpWithoutBorders]

thank you!

[@Stella-Shanelly]

Just joined your family ❤️ love from Ghana 🇬🇭. Can’t wait to see you in west Africa

[@GrowingUpWithoutBorders]

That’s awesome!!! We’ll be coming soon! 🙌👍

[@bobbysingh3888]

I love you videos❤️.love and support form- village Khai, Moga, Punjab,India

[@GrowingUpWithoutBorders]

Awesome! Thanks so much!

[@ermin3963]

The video was awesome! Thank you all for visiting my hometown. I lived in the US for almost thirty years. I left Sarajevo when I was eleven during the war and only went back once in 2012. Mom did a good job explaining stories behind each historical site. There were slight mistakes there and there but overall not bad for someone who is first time visiting. Thumbs up from me! 👍😁

[@GrowingUpWithoutBorders]

Thanks so much! I hope we brought you back some nice memories of your hometown. I'm sure you remember quite a bit since you were eleven when you left. Best! 🙌🤗

[@sectorBA]

Such a nice video, and so happy you enjoyed our little Bosnia! 😊❤️

[@GrowingUpWithoutBorders]

Thanks!

[@srxanmansuroglu5440]

🇧🇦🇧🇦🇧🇦😍😍😍very nice

[@GrowingUpWithoutBorders]

Thanks!

[@kingdedede584]

This killer was a serb, not a bosnian. These young groups just called themself bosnians so serbia gets away with it.

[@manevolent]

Welcome to Sarajevo, city of dead Angels, country of alive Demons =)) And yes, everything is normal and at the same time, nothing is. (I am very sad you guys didnt visit Pyramids in Visoko, its maybe 20min car ride) 28:20 Imagine that, coincidence or not, who knows

[@benjii324]

???

[@amal9499]

We have the best food

[@antoniomontalvo2999]

hola familia un saludo ah tu hija chloe se ve grande esta creciendo muy rapido

[@GrowingUpWithoutBorders]

Si y ahora está más grande que nosotros.

[@tjatsa]

From these hills, snipers killed innocent civilians in Sarajevo.

[@testick8431]

Memorial for fallen partisan soldiers that liberated sarajevo from nazis

[@dzaniitb9751]

Get your facts straight before you talk nonsense. Austria never accused Bosnia & Herzegovina for the assassination of the Archduke Ferdinand. They accused Serbia because that is where the assassins came from. Go back to School Chantel before you misinform the people watching this as obviously you have no idea about the historical facts..

[@sal78sal]

Thats not very fair. How the heck is some American supposed to know European history. How well do you know the history of Ohio?

[@brianwhite1189]

Such a beautiful and interesting city and surrounding area. And so many things to do and see. Just being able to walk a bobsled run would thrill me. So great to see you all. Cracked me up when Chloe honked the Archdukes horn! She's definitely the character of the family. Stay safe. Oh yeah, viewing from Seattle area...still.

[@GrowingUpWithoutBorders]

You’re spot on with Chloe. 😂😂 We learned so much in just a short time there. It was fascinating. Thanks for reminding us where you’re watching from. 🙌🤩

[@sal78sal]

Great video, lovely family,. Sadly the north American education system has failed this wonderful lady. Austria did not invade Bosnia in WW1. Bosnia was a part of Austria at the time.

[@GrowingUpWithoutBorders]

I guess we are a bit off then.

[@davidcross701]

15:10 NO, you are incorrect. The Assassin where Serb Separatist that murdered the Archduke and his wife. The Austrian empire then declared war at Serbian Kingdom across the border for the plot. The Germans, than too, declare war against Serbia, Then Russia declare war on Germany and Austrian Empire, all due to Alliances the whole of Europe went into war. BUT, it was common knowledge prior to the war, that Europe was a bomb ready to go off. That not if but when....and these Serbian Separatist, lit the fuse.

[@GrowingUpWithoutBorders]

Thanks for sharing. What a crazy fuse to be lit.

[@modricaninmodricki7559]

Important parts of video::: 15.15 Austria attack Bosnia .Bosnia in that time was part of Austria de facto.Russia suport Bosnia???Russia never support Bosnia and we don't like each other. 13.16 Austrian ottoman empire WTF???? 10.53 both girl taste Sarajevo water than in 2025 finale of European champion league Zeljeznicar vs Barca and both girls cheer for Zeljeznicar,

[@PODRINACEVER]

Did you guys know that the first Police officers were Bosnians during the Roman Empire. Bosnian men didn’t want to participate any more in the Roman Empire Army during the the 6. and 7. Century so the Roman King assigned Bosnians to restore law and order in the cities once the Roman military takes over the city and regions. People loved them because they were respectful to citizens and named them in Latin “ BOSNIACUMS “ which translates into English “ the kind and friendly men and that’s how Bosnia and the river that flows through Bosnia got the name BOSNIA. Also the river in the east of Bosnia is Called DRINA from the Latin name Drinus simply River because none of the names they tried to give to Drina wasn’t beautiful enough so they left the river without a name that’s why is called DRINA

[@1stklass]

I watch these videos purely for the momma, she is next level gorgeous and soooo attractive damn.. Love from UK, 26 yr old boy ere lol

[@gerdpapenburg7050]

9:31 - interesting to see this tram; I used to ride on it when I lived in Cologne, Germany in 1974. It was built in 1963, has operated in Cologne until 1996.

[@GrowingUpWithoutBorders]

It's like going back in time.

[@australiaprisonisland9156]

Perhaps a trip to Sarajevo to reminisce on those days and hours you spent on the tram.

[@MarcelHardingArt]

plenty of gas

[@mikecast1525]

It was not bosnia that was attacked by Austria. But great video dobro došli. Thank you for comming

[@artemis6624]

Amazing, Thank you so much🙏

[@amjadhabbabeh1849]

There is both catholic and orthodox christian in Sarajevo as well as muslims and jews, it has always been a very diverse town.

[@Wolfci]

Some of the shots you did are movie like with the music , imagine every city you go to make a mini movie with some locals you guys hire to act , would be cool content

[@adrianomilovan3645]

WW1 effectively started in Sarajevo because a young Bosnian Serb nationalist Gavrilo (Gabriel) Princip killed the Austro - Hungarian archduke and heir to the throne Franz Ferdinand and his wife Sophia on June 28, 1914, but it wasn't that Austria - Hungary declared war on Bosnia (Bosnia was then part of Austria - Hungary), it declared war on Serbia a month later (July 28, 1914). After more than 400 years of Ottoman rule, Bosnia was occupied by Austria - Hungary in 1878. Furthermore, it was annexed to Austria - Hungary 30 years later, in 1908, which caused problems in Vienna's relations with Serbia and Serbian ally Russia. A secret society called "Mlada Bosna" ("Young Bosnia") was formed in the then Austrian province of Bosnia - Herzegovina, which contested the annexation of Bosnia - Herzegovina (Herzegovina is the southern part of the country) to Austria - Hungary. Their members were mostly (but not exclusively, since the country's population is and was ethnically very mixed) young Bosnian Serbs. After the assassination of the archduke Franz Ferdinand, the government in Vienna accused neighboring Serbia of conspiracy with "Young Bosnia", intending to detach Bosnia - Herzegovina from Austria - Hungary and annexing it to Serbia. So Austria - Hungary declared war on Serbia and that triggered WW1.

[@GrowingUpWithoutBorders]

What a crazy history we have all from this one triggered incident. If only that guy didn’t go forward with it so many lives would have been spared.

[@malakash4716]

Sarajevo Bosnia 🇧🇦 Top Things To See & Do in the Teheran of Europa

[@korencek]

bosnia used to be cheaper. At one point cocacola was more expensive than the food you ordered. Also beware of the corrupt cops they'll try to rip you off.

[@GrowingUpWithoutBorders]

That’s interesting.

[@GopalSingh-ph7sl]

Very beautiful city E and cultural easy very nice

[@writenamehere0000]

Whatta city, especially from above in the wire cabins. Medelin in the middle of europe.

[@GrowingUpWithoutBorders]

Yes! Similar look and feel.

[@niceserb84]

There Are NO Serbians in THAT cursed city

[@erol.s.7637]

You didnt said right about duke and gavrilo princip they were mad at serbs

[@GrowingUpWithoutBorders]

Oh yeah. I’m sure I don’t know the whole story...just what the Internet says about it.

[@writenamehere0000]

Coming to Sarajevo and to shoot with a pellet gun or bow and arrow? i dont see the connection ....

[@GrowingUpWithoutBorders]

It was one of the activities you can do at the inn we stayed at.

[@billhansen2786]

You guys never miss an opportunity to go zip lining. Maybe you should change your YT name to The Patton Zippers.

[@GrowingUpWithoutBorders]

Yes! We’ve done it now in so many countries. It’s really neat to see how each country has it set up differently with regards to safety measure too. 😳😂😂

[@sal78sal]

@@GrowingUpWithoutBorders Safety measures implemented by guys shooting a rifle into a forest.

[@TheEagle2018]

We need back Yugoslavia

[@lelandsplace3147]

Very cool video!! Can’t wait for another 😀

[@GrowingUpWithoutBorders]

More to come very soon!

[@husainshaikh6981]

Nice city...

[@GrowingUpWithoutBorders]

For sure..

[@danilove8127]

Ladies.. Sarajevo has 2 christian groups: Orthodox christians(serbs) and catholics(croats). Other predominant group are as you know Muslim and Jewish. Balkan Peninsula is also famous for having the largest Gypsy community in the world. ;) Love from your Sarajevo sister

[@sal78sal]

Jews are not one of the predominant groups in Sarajevo. there are approximately 3 jews left in the city. There are more amazonian Indians.

[@trialedge7451]

Who told you Bosnia,is Jerusalem of europe,don't talk nonsense

[@GrowingUpWithoutBorders]

Read it online. I think because it had the different religions all together mixed like this where as most other countries have a larger distinction between religions.

[@trialedge7451]

@@GrowingUpWithoutBorders most of the countries around have different mixed religions,so that that mean they are all jerusalem,also Bosnia has nothing to do with Jews,btw Bosnia is Muslim majority with some Christian minority,it is a tiny beautiful country ❤️

[@minnieme9713]

Not sure how safe is to travel there

[@GrowingUpWithoutBorders]

Very safe. We didn’t feel unsafe in anyway at all. Most of Europe in general is super safe.

[@sal78sal]

Orders of magnitude safer than anywhere in america.

[@syafrismensyafrismen7308]

Please come to Sumatera... West sumatera, many interestings spot around here...

[@helenamamtaz]

Hope that u can come to bangladesh one day

[@GrowingUpWithoutBorders]

For sure we'll visit!

[@njangaludeyathra8369]

Nice ! Take care you all

[@GrowingUpWithoutBorders]

Thanks, you too!

[@brcak2000]

Very nice

[@GrowingUpWithoutBorders]

🙏👍

[@srinivasnyayapathi9083]

@ 15:30 you mixed up Serbians & Bosinians

[@danin1554]

That famous fountain is where the water brings you back to Bosnia not the water from a mosque😂🤣

[@GrowingUpWithoutBorders]

🤣🤣

[@thaliart]

Hahahahahaha "Thought it would be a good idea to kill the guy." All the rest is good explained.

[@GrowingUpWithoutBorders]

I think most of it was correct but some commented the real way it all went down.

[@yowaimo0594]

Btw when you were talking about latin bridge those boys are actually Serbian and they were working for some Serbian organisation that didnt want Austougarska to became even bigger Empire.So they killed the prince and tryed to kill themself but they couldnt because they picked the wrong poison.Because they killed the prince Austrougarska didnt had anyone who can rule the empire after death of the ruler.

[@GrowingUpWithoutBorders]

Thanks for sharing! Really appreciate it! 🙌

[@abc-eq9so]

Those boys were Bosnian Serbs, not Serbs from Serbia. A group called Mlada Bosna(Young Bosnia). Mlada Bosna contained all three nationalities Serbs, Croats and Bosniaks. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Young_Bosnia

[@GopalSingh-ph7sl]

Madam public water note shape in children

[@nerminsnowhuseinbasic9340]

Also if you want I can share this with people so you have more followers!? And most of things said in video are true.

[@GrowingUpWithoutBorders]

That would be super nice. Thanks! 🙌🤩

[@minifoodies9448]

Fantastic holiday Good luck for u guys So good to see u Frined 💁

[@GrowingUpWithoutBorders]

Thanks!

[@gazalashaikh9094]

Where are you guys now? Are you traveling during COVID 19?

[@GrowingUpWithoutBorders]

No well technically traveling but in New Zealand. This video was from a while back before covid.

[@38below39]

Nice tour, thanks for sharing / Just wondering if your kids started smoking their heheheheh hope not ///

[@GrowingUpWithoutBorders]

Gosh no. It really stuck out to us though. We weren’t used to seeing this...

[@amraomerovic4033]

Thank you for this video.. sad that I as a Bosnian have never checked out the Olympic fields etc..

[@GrowingUpWithoutBorders]

Oh yeah...you should go. It’s pretty cool up there.

[@sal78sal]

Lucky for you with internet and KZbin you dont even have to leave the house anymore.

[@ligeshlk2027]

😀😃👍

[@hassanashwas6719]

I crossed over. Its just a liability and insurance issue

[@ibrahimhasanspahic8774]

Subscribed of course👍. Nice video guys.❤

[@GrowingUpWithoutBorders]

Thanks so much! 🙏🏻💕

[@GabrielLewis1978]

Wow another adventure. God bless you girls

[@GrowingUpWithoutBorders]

Thanks!

[@MironTV55]

Na onaj prvi dvorac svi idu gore da puse vutru

[@charliesheen2249]

Nice Ladys ❤️

[@GrowingUpWithoutBorders]

Thanks!

[@rebos.adventures]

hahaha nice video!

[@GrowingUpWithoutBorders]

Thanks!

[@josesantos3020]

Good night family beautiful god bless 💞🌹🇨🇦🇧🇷🌻

[@ameenrashid7827]

Hello guys... how are you...🌸🌸

[@GrowingUpWithoutBorders]

Hello, We're doing fantastic! How are you doing?

[@ameenrashid7827]

Everything good.. 👍👍

[@MB-sh3dz]

Great stuff

[@GrowingUpWithoutBorders]

Thanks!

[@albertocastillo6813]

Buenas noches chicas sexi y su mama y angelic.

[@GrowingUpWithoutBorders]

Gracias!

[@Rafa-pr5fe]

A small follow-up to the story of the Sarajevo attack. Archduke Franz Ferdinand was heir to the throne of the Austro-Hungarian monarchy. In 1914 Sarajevo, along with all Bosnia and Herzegovina, was part of Austria-Hungary. The group of assassins (six people) to which Gavrilo Princip belonged, man who shot the Archduke and his wife, were Serbian nationalists. The originator of the attack and the man who trained and sent the assassins to Sarajevo was the head of the military intelligence of the Kingdom of Serbia, colonel Dmitrijevic. However, we do not know to this day, to what extent he had the support of the authorities of the Kingdom of Serbia and the military intelligence officers of the Empire of Russia. Austro-Hungarian authorities have discovered traces leading to Serbia. With the support of the German Reich on 26.07. 1914 issued an ultimatum to the Kingdom of Serbia demanding permission to conduct an investigation in Serbia and punishing all Serbian military and officials who assisted in the organization of the attack. Because Serbia rejected the ultimatum on 28.07. 1914, Austria-Hungary declared war on Serbia (Serbia not Bosnia!). Russia tookSerbia side, so on 01.08. 1914 Germany declared war on Russia, and on 3.08. 1914, declared war France, Russia's ally and invaded Belgium. In response, on 4.08 1914, Great Britain declared war on Germany on behalf of the entire British Empire (including Canada). 6.08. 1914 Austria declared war on Russia. The First World War has begun. The car carrying Archduke Franz Ferdinand and his wife is now in Vienna in the Army Museum (Heeresmuseum Wien). It was Gräf & Stift Double Pheaton. At the time of the attack car had a license plate: A III 118. Visually it looks very similar to 11.11. 18, the day the First World War ended. And the letter A sounds like the beginning of the German word Attentat, meaning assassination. But no one can rationally explain this coincidence. Greetings

[@GrowingUpWithoutBorders]

That's awesome! Thanks so much for such a great explanation of all these details. 🙌

[@Rafa-pr5fe]

@@GrowingUpWithoutBorders Thank you very much for your kind words. Allow me to make one private comment related to all my professional experience. I think Angelique has a certain natural talent. This can be seen in her behavior with a bow and a weapon. If I can suggest something, I suggest that if parents and Angelique herself is interested, look for a shooting section for her at a sports club. I think it is not that difficult in Switzerland. If she is also interested in the archery section, I would suggest participating in both. Both sections complement each other well. I've seen girls her age similarly starting at the shooting range and then winning medals in junior and adult shooting competitions. All this, of course, if Angeligue is interested in it herself. And also if, of course, her parents consent. And I think something for which you probably have natural talent is worth developing. It always opens up many possibilities. Such a private comment that can be completely ignored. Greetings.

[@markostanic9442]

Try to visit Zagreb or Belgrade cities in Croatia and Serbia They Are much more nice then Sarajevo. Hope you Enjoyed ćevapčići in Sarajevo They Are nice I ate them in Baščaršija.

[@GrowingUpWithoutBorders]

Just wait a few more weeks and we'll be showing our videos from our time in these countries too! We did a whole tour!! 🙌

[@fare5]

I have visited Zagreb and Belgrade and many other cities in the world, but Sarajevo is unique. Despite what the serbs did, it's stil a multicultural city and one of the most beautiful cities in the world!

[@sectorBA]

Why exactly are Zagreb and Belgrade nicer than Sarajevo? I completely disagree. Zagreb looks basically like Bratislava, so quite boring, and Belgrade looks like mini Kiev.

[@Sci-Chem]

Zagreb and Belgrade nicer than Sarajevo? You must be kidding! Sarajevo is a unique City, full of history and surrounded by beautiful Mountains. The Best Food is there and by the miles the best Coffee. Cheers from Germany. I can't wait to visit Sarajevo again.

[@baklava6138]

Zagreb is boring... nothing special. Europe has many zagrebs and belgrade is okay, but still nothing special.

[@fapmashina1]

Usually great videos. But I must point you on some mistakes. In Sarajevo there's actually four main religious denominations: Muslims, two Christian variations; Catholics and Orthodox Christians and Jews. About WWI, Bosnia-Herzegovina was actually part of the Austro-Hungarian empire. Aforementioned assassination has been done by the ethnic Serb Gavrilo Princip, member of the illegal nationalist organization "Mlada Bosna" (eng. Young Bosnia) that has been organised and assisted by the neighboring Serbia's secret intelligence agency since Serbia has been claiming all Bosnia and Hercegovina and regarded Austrian empire as an enemy! As a result Austria-Hungary proclaimed war and invaded on Serbia, not Bosnia and Herzegovina! I hope I've clarified some historical facts. Some recommendations! When in majestic Sarajevo you should definitely try many of their oriental cuisine like variations of Burek, Ćevapi, Bosanska tava, ...treets like many types of Baklava, Tulumba, Kadaif, Halva. Also, their oriental coffee is a must! There are many amazing restaurants in Sarajevo! My recomendations would be : top class Kibe Mahala with huge variety of traditional Bosnian meals and breath taking views over city! Željo or Ferhatović located at the Baščaršija are the most famous traditional ćevap restauranta! Kind regards!

[@GrowingUpWithoutBorders]

Cool! Thanks for taking the time to write us these details and history info. If we go back we’ll definitely look up these restaurants. We’ve never tried then oriental coffee either.

[@fapmashina1]

@@GrowingUpWithoutBorders You're welcome! Oriental coffee is something you should definitely try next time as same as the very specific Bosnian traditional cuisine in recommended or some other restaurants!