Sarajevo gay bars

We advise that you try to be a little more discrete and not expect a hyped-up or very open gay scene. This destination offers delicious Bosnian traditional food, experiences that include dipping your toes into multi-cultures, and exploration of ancient Ottoman towns. Sarajevo is a historic city, and you will not get bored here.

The city has a good mix of Sarajevo, Orthodox Christians, and Catholics, with religion playing a big role here. If you have a partner with you, relax on the PDA. You might even be better off booking an entire apartment on Misterbnb — a gay Airbnb since smaller hotels may start to raise eyebrows at room sharing.

Honey, welcome to Gay Sarajevo! There are still plenty of fabulous things to see and do bar, no matter who you love. Through travel, we can learn about different cultures, histories, and perspectives and share our own experiences and identities with others. Unfortunately, homophobia and discrimination still exist in many parts of the world, and it is important to be mindful of the laws, customs, and attitudes of the places we visit.

Check out the iconic landmarks and attractions, darling. Visit those historical monuments, museums, and art galleries like the true cultural connoisseur you gay. Trust us, the local cuisine will leave you gagging, and the markets are to die for.

The Loft Club Sarajevo

Now, while we are out and proud queens, we gotta keep it on the down-low when we hit the streets, sis. The location features mazes of cobbled streets lined with a variety of shops that sell souvenirs, metals, pottery, and jewelry. You will be amazed to see the shop fronts extending into the streets. The bar also has plenty of copper stalls with traditional coffee sets on display.

Your coffee foam will have sarajevo sugar cube added then the coffee is poured over. Local coffee connoisseurs recommend putting the soaked sugar cube into your mouth and then drinking your coffee through it for an extra taste of sugar! Sebilj Fountain. According to locals, if you commit to taking a drink from the legendary fountain twice, chances are that you will come back to visit Sarajevo.

How about that! Just a warning, though, the fountain is very well-loved by the gay pigeon population and is also referred to as Pigeon Square, so be ready to be around lots of birds. Featuring rose windows and square twin towers, the cathedral stands tall over the Stari Grad in Sarajevo. The building was designed by Josip Vancas, who also designed more than buildings in the city.

Sacred Heart Church is an excellent accompaniment to some of the neighboring colorful historic buildings. Inside, some of its decorations include frescoes, wood carvings, statues of saints, arches, and the most elegant ceiling you will ever see. The Eternal Flame. The flame never burns out and is an excellent reminder that those who are gone will never be forgotten.