BOSNIA & HERZEGOVINA
Bosnia & Herzegovina’s best days out.
The 6 most popular food tours in Bosnia and Herzegovina. Each one below comes with what the day involves, the operator behind it and the going price.
A 2.5-hour private Sarajevo walk mixing Bosnian coffee, hearty food tasting, and big-history landmarks from Ottoman to Austro-Hungarian eras.
Most Popular“We had a wonderful experience with Lamija . She was informative and interesting. We tasted some great food and coffee. Highly recommend this tour and guide”
4-hour Sarajevo food and craft tour: taste Bosnian cheeses, charcuterie, baklava and coffee, then watch artisans work copper, wood and fabric.
“This was one of the best tours I've ever had. The itinery was thoughtfully designed, and our tour guide was above and beyond in every aspect. It was an enjoyable, educational, and satisfying experience—both for the mind and the appetite. My group had a great dynamic, and we ended up staying much longer than the…”
3-hour Sarajevo food walk from Tržnica to Baščaršija with cheese, cured meats, Bosnian pie, and homemade brandy, plus landmark stories.
“We had a fabulous day with our friendly tour guide..She was eager to provide us so many different experiences of food and drink. We cannot say enough praises for our tour guide. Christie and I really appreciated the personal touch she gave Read more”
A 4-hour Sarajevo intro with Ottoman and Austro-Hungarian sights, plus Bosnian coffee and burek tastings. Small group, English guide.
“This was excellent intro to Sarajevo, so informative and delicious foods and coffee along the way, I really enjoyed it! I was the only person that had booked that morning, so ended up having a private tour! Apologies I can't remember the name of the nice tour guide but to the tour company managers, it…”
Old Town Sarajevo on a 4-hour walk with Bosnian coffee, street snacks, and key landmarks from Vječna vatra to Latin Bridge.
“The tour was great. Learned a lot of historical information. Azur made it enjoyable and his humor made the experience awesome.”
Hike to Bosnia’s highest village, Lukomir, with panoramic views and canyon stops from Sarajevo, plus a guide like Mak.
“We had a great time on this excursion up to Lukomir. Our guide, Mak, was flexible and open to answering all of our questions! He was informative and very generous with sharing his insights, stories, and perspectives on life in Sarajevo.”
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