Sarajevo is the capital of Bosnia and Herzegovina, the historical center of the Balkan Peninsula.

Sarajevo is the capital of Bosnia and Herzegovina and one of the most unusual cities in Europe. East and West, Islam and Christianity are inextricably intertwined here, and high minarets and authentic Muslim quarters rise against the backdrop of luxurious Austrian secession.
This is a small town on the Milyacka River, surrounded by the Dinaric Mountains. There are several local history museums in the city center. In the ancient district of Baščaršiya, there is the mosque of Gazi Khusrev Bey from the times of the Ottoman Empire, as well as a monument from the times of the Ottoman Empire - the Latin Bridge. Modern Sarajevo is a completely restored and actively visited by tourists city. Area: 141.5 km². Population: 275,524 (2013)
Bosnia and Herzegovina is a state in the center of the Balkan Peninsula. It borders Croatia in the north and west, and Serbia and Montenegro in the east and southeast. It has access to the Adriatic Sea. The length of the coastline is 20 km. From 1878 it was part of Austria-Hungary, from 1918 - the Kingdom of Serbs, Croats and Slovenes, from 1929 - the Kingdom of Yugoslavia, from 1945 to April 1992 - the Socialist Federal Republic of Yugoslavia. Area: 51,197 km². Population: 3.281 million (2020)

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