Car rental in Sarajevo

First things first, grasp a sense of direction in a city divided into old and new, each part radiating its unique charm.

Car class recommendations

Compact cars are recommended in Sarajevo. Its narrow, winding streets are best navigated in small cars. If you're planning mountain trips, consider a vehicle with a bit more power.

Parking

Parking in downtown Sarajevo can be a challenge due to limited spaces. However, several multi-storey car parks are available, like BBI and Alta Shopping Centers. Just remember, it's not like nipping down to your local Tesco Express!

Speed limits & Traffic rules

Speed limits in Sarajevo follow continental practices rather than British. Built-up areas: 50km/h, outside built-up areas: 80km/h, and expressways and motorways: 130km/h. Right before left rule applies in unmarked intersections.

Cultural Highlights

From Ottoman to Austro-Hungarian periods, Sarajevo is a city that teases with its history at every corner.

Baščaršija

Your journey starts from Baščaršija. Dating back to 15th century, this Ottoman bazaar is the historical and cultural heart of the city. Unlike anything back home, it's sure to be a hit.

War Childhood Museum

For a poignant memory yet heartfelt experience, don’t miss the War Childhood Museum. It brings home the scars of the recent war, but also the city’s resilience. A unique perspective to take back to Blighty.

Around Sarajevo

Select your soundtrack to hit the open road Bosnian style.

Mostar

If you’re up for a day-trip, Mostar with its 'Stari Most' or Old Bridge is the perfect destination. Hard to believe, but this beauty was destroyed during the war but is now standing strong again.

Bjelasnica & Jahorina Mountains

For nature and adventure lovers, the Bjelasnica & Jahorina Mountains offer skiing in winters and splendid hiking trails in summers.

Keeping it Local

So, you’ve taken care of the sightseeing, now it’s time to act like a local.

Food & Drink

From traditional Bosnian coffee to local dishes such as "ćevapi", "begova čorba", and "burek", there are numerous taste adventures waiting for you.

Currency

Don’t call it the European Union here! The Marka (KM/BAM) is the official currency.

To Sum Up

Sarajevo is a treat. From its diverse culture to its historical narratives and warm and inviting locals. So, grab your hire car, it's time to uncover Sarajevo’s best kept secrets.