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Goat’s Bridge

Kozija ćuprija

Architecturally interesting bridge at the historic Eastern entrance into the city.

Getting there: follow the Dariva scenic walkway East from the City Hall until the bridge
Hours: Open now · open 24 hours
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Price: Free
Website: sarajevo-tourism.com (opens in a new tab)

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