Day 3 : Sarajevo, Bosnia and Herzegovina

From Mostar, we took the 7.55am train (the other train is at 6.30-ish pm) to Sarajevo. The train is relatively comfortable and clean (cannot expect it to be as good as the London-Birmingham Virgin Trains or London-Paris Eurostar). 

The 2.5 hours train journey itself is to enjoy. But don't expect too much from it. A friend said that you should not sleep and enjoy the scenery but from my experience, you can't sleep because being an old train going trough tens of tunnel, it's not a quiet ride.

Arriving in Sarajevo, we were lost when trying to find our hostel. The description was to find a hospital but in sarajevo, there were 2 hospitals and was pointed by locals towards the wrong one.

Note : never be too confident. Ask the tourist center for a map and directions

We had to take the taxi from the wrong hospital. Since they do not have a meter, we were charged 5km (or €2.50). If it's the official rate, we say thanks to the taxi driver but if not, we are still glad to pay the price.

The accommodation details is

Property Name: Hostel Ami

Address: Gorusa 2a, Sarajevo, 71000, Bosnia-Herzegovina

Website:http://www.hostelbookers.com/hostels/bosnia-herzegovina/sarajevo/76996/

There's not much to do here. We wanted to visit the Tunnel of Hope but we can't find any public transport to ho there. The only option is to join a €20 tour. Again, we decided not to join and just visit the old town where several other attraction is located (we are not cheap but on a budget).

We had a Bosnian lunch. It's different that what we are used to.

It might not be as interesting as Mostar but maybe that's just me since I rarely enjoy a city/capital (except for Rome, the best city i've visited so far). 

I don't have any video to recap our visit to Sarajevo, sorry guys. Day 4 is going to be a long day. Hopefully it's going to be worth it for Day 5~