Few cities mix worlds as vividly as Sarajevo. Step from the Ottoman bazaar of Baščaršija, with its coppersmiths and tiny coffee houses, across an invisible line into grand Austro-Hungarian boulevards.
Mosques, churches and a synagogue stand within a short walk of one another. The city also carries the memory of its 1990s siege, told movingly in its museums.
Eat ćevapi in the old town, sip Bosnian coffee slowly, and ride the cable car up Trebević for views over the valley.