Mister Cat graffiti: from Paris to Sarajevo

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Une pause dans un périple un peu spécial, sur les traces de la guerre dans les montagnes. SYSTČME SOCIALISTE Mirza Piric et Nikola Krneta attendent de voir. Selon son avocate, il a déjŕ été condamné ŕ deux « petites amendes » dans le passé.

» PASSER Ŕ AUTRE CHOSE En 2000, il a créé une entreprise d'écotourisme, Green Visions, qui organise des marches dans les montagnes et leurs villages. Chat en acier thermolaquée, 1,50 m. The building looks pretty impressive, both inside and outside, even if it feels really empty and somehow neglected.

Mister Cat graffiti: from Paris to Sarajevo - But the biggest attraction is the bobsleigh track, located in the hills above the city. Issu du , il déploie sa « silhouette cartoonesque » dans de multiples positions, de face ou de profil, avec ou sans ailes, seul ou accompagné.

If you follow me for a while you probably know very well that Sarajevo is one of my top 3 cities together with and. But what about the alternative side of the city, the one I try to find in all the places I visit? But I surely found some cool spots! Chat, a smiling cat created by the French artist Thoma Vuille. There were few random graffiti around as well but still Sarajevo is waiting for some better street art times! After all the city has an Austro-Hungarian and Ottoman past and cafes play an important role in both cultures. And so Sarajevo is full of all kind of places: fancy cafes, cafes with crazy interior, new hip spots or small, cozy places — everyone will find something for their taste! My personal faves were: Zlatna Ribica, Meeting Point, Kriterion and Caffe Gallery Boris Smoje. I visited the further one twice: during the evening when it was packed with people and around noon when it was still closed but the guard saw me taking pictures around and let me in to take a look. This former cinema — Kino Bosna — became useless after the war and eventually was turned into the major party spot for locals. Yet the interior still remained the same, with the big stage, rows of chairs and old cinema posters on the walls. Definitely a must place to check! Sarajevo Olympics remnants In 1984 Sarajevo hosted Winter Olympic Games, 10 years later it was under the siege and most of the infrastructure was destroyed, the Olympic stadium served as the cemetery for the victims. These days you still can find many symbols reminding of the greatest event that has ever took place in Sarajevo. The Olympic stadium in Kosevo has lots of faded stencils with Vucko and winter disciplines. But the biggest attraction is the bobsleigh track, located in the hills above the city. The place is also full of street art, mostly with random graffiti but also some better pieces and one Mr. Chat can be found there. The area can be visited on the way to Kosevo stadium that is a little bit further. Sarajevo Jewish cemetery For the reason I cannot even explain I really enjoy visiting Jewish cemeteries. It might have been the winter time or the beautiful location and the stunning views of the city used by the snipers during the siege but I really loved the place. Visiting this place is always among my favorite. And so I did in Sarajevo. The building looks pretty impressive, both inside and outside, even if it feels really empty and somehow neglected. But you should definitely wander around some random streets up from there, cross Mula Mustafe Baseskije or Marsala Tita street and get lost in the maze of lanes there. You probably know that the archduke Franz Ferdinand was assassinated in Sarajevo and that was the reason behind the First World War. At first I found it really weird but shortly after I was amused and really enjoyed my room not to mention the comfy bed! Definitely the best place to stay in Sarajevo! In Sarajevo I can definitely recommend you staying at Hostel Franz Ferdinand, the place itself is really cool and the location is unbeatable! Or just take a look at the. Note: my trip to Sarajevo was in partnership with but all opinions remain 100% my own, as always! If you enjoyed that post why don't you share it with your friends? That would mean so much to me! Also be sure to join 25. If you don't want to miss new posts sign up to my or! Recently on Thanks for this guide to Sarajevo Kami — I visited in 2007 when it was still recovering from the civil war also; though we were only there for a day and on a very tight schedule as I was traveling through Europe on a contiki tour. Fabulous way to see a lot of Europe all in one go, but because we were moving at such a fast pace we really missed quality time to explore fully. I feel that you saved my day. Finally I can sit and relax. You know what I like about your blog? I need to see this! When is the next flight?

Comme son ami Nikola, il voyage beaucoup dans les pays de l'ex-Yougoslavie pour des réseaux et des projets communs aux jeunesses de la région. » Les baffles font « Strangers in the Night ». Alors que les Américains — et avec eux cinquante autres états — avaient boycotté les Jeux de Moscou en 1980 et que l'urss et des pays du bloc communiste boycotteraient bientôt les Jeux d'été de 1984 ŕ Los Angeles, tout le monde est venu ŕ Sarajevo. CHAT », pour « savoir si un dessin peut vivre sans créateur ». « Sauf les vieux montagnards, avec leurs grosses chaussettes et leurs pantalons ŕ l'austro-hongroise, dit-il avec un doux. » En 2008, sur les vingt-huit skaters venus de neuf pays européens, Nikola avait terminé douzičme avec un temps de 1 min 19 s 72. L'Union européenne, l'ambassade de France, des fondations privées doivent y. Tout le monde allait ŕ Trebević. Sarajevo Jewish cemetery For the reason I cannot even explain I really enjoy visiting Jewish cemeteries.

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