SARAJEVO – MOSTAR
18.- 20. November 2011
Welcome to west part of
Balkan Peninsula, region reach in natural resources, cultural heritage and
history. Bosnia and Herzegovina was ruled by Otoman Empire for 500 years. Under
Austrian empire the 1st world war started with the assassination of the Archduke
Franz Ferdinand of Austria in Sarajevo (1914). We will visit capitol city of
Sarajevo (Olympic city in 1984) and famous Mostar city in the valley of river
Neretva.
Itinerary
1st day, Friday,
18.11.2011.: Portorož-Koper-Sarajevo
Departure
from main bus station of Portorose at 3:00 am and departure from bus station in
Koper (at the market place) at 3:15 am. We will drive through city of Novo
Mesto (SI), Zagreb (CRO) and Slavonski brod (CRO). We will arrive at Sarajevo
in the afternoon. Upon arrival in Sarajevo we will enjoy guided panoramic
drive. We will see rich architecture, statues and monuments from different
historic periods and important buildings such as Old Town, Markale Market,
Skenderija, Building of Presidency of FBH, Olympic sites:
stadium Kosevo and sports hall Zetra, Parliament,
National Museum, Marshal Tito Barracks – Campus of University of Sarajevo,
Sniper Alley, Building of RTV, Ali-pasha’s fields, Oslobodjenje – Dnevni avaz,
Stup, Ilidza and Butmir. After panoramic drive we will accommodate in the Hotel
and depart to the old city centre “Baščaršija”- the hart of Bosnia and
Herzegovina. The old city centre is a great culinary experience! You
will have an opportunity to eat “čevapčiči” (meat fingers), “burek” (special
pie) and a Turkish black coffee with special “ratluk” dessert candy. In the
evening we will have a special dinner in the local restaurant (extra payment)
where we will experience the spirit of Baščaršija.
2nd day,
Saturday, 19.11.2011.: Sarajevo
Breakfast
in the hotel and departure to tunnels beneath the airport of Sarajevo – “Tunel
Spasa”, (Tunnel of Salvation). In the war years of 1992-1996 the tunnel was the
only connection with the world and an important logistic rout for the
inhabitants of Sarajevo. We will have a presentation of the modern history of
Bosnia and Herzegovina. After the presentation we will continue to the
outskirts of Sarajevo – the spring of river Bosna and enjoy free time for lunch. After lunch we will have a
guided tour of other famous sites of Sarajevo (Gazi Husrev-begov mosk, catholic
church, Sefardsko mahalo and Sinagog, House of Svrzia, Princip bridge,
Vijećnica library, House of Inat, Sebilj, Morića han, etc. In the evening we
will enjoy night life of Sarajevo in the local discotheque (additional payment).
3rd day, Sunday,
20.11.2011
Breakfast
in the Hotel and departure to Mostar (city of sun). On the way there we will
stop in town of Jablanica (memorial of battle for Neretva in 2nd
world war). We will visit UNESCO protected bridge of Mostar (famous bridge
which has unique architecture features and was destroyed in the Yugoslavian war
and then rebuilt with old mason techniques), Turkish house and the mosque
Tabačica. After free time for lunch we will depart back to Slovenia (arrival in
late night hours).
PRICE
International students of UP Faculty of Tourism
Studies Portorose: 82,50 EUR*
International students of University of Primorska:
125 EUR
PRICE
INCLUDES
·
Bus transfer, 2x B&B,
local tour guide, entrance to Tunel Spasa
IMPORTANT!!!
·
All international students
have to have valid health insurance for
Croatia and Bosnia and Herzegovina
and a valid ID!
·
In case of cancelling the participation
there is an organizational fee of 4,28% of the price of the trip (3,53 EUR or 5,35 EUR).
ADDITIONAL
PAYMENTS
15 EUR for organized evenings which include:
·
Friday; Pub of Sarajevo
(live music, snacks, discounted prices, transfer)
·
Saturday; entrance fee in
the “Basement” discotheque, discounted prices of cocktails
·
Animation program of BTK
crew
PAYMENT
You can pay from 7.11.2011 till 11.11.2011 in the student council office (105, first
floor next to the computer room), from 11:00
till 14:00.
ADDITIONAL
INFORMATION
For questions please refer to ekskurzije.turistica@gmail.com
*Student council of UP FTS is covering the
transport costs
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