Historic Cities
Walk Sarajevo in 1910
AI rebuilds Sarajevo street by street, and you walk through it in your browser.
Historic Places, Rebuilt · City walk
Habsburg Sarajevo, 1910
This is Sarajevo in the middle years of Austro-Hungarian rule, where imperial planning and Ottoman urban life sit cheek by jowl along the Miljacka. The walk moves from a hilltop approach into the railway arrival, follows the Appel Quay's Vienna-style façades and trams, then threads the Ottoman bazaar and mosque quarter toward late‑19th-century cathedrals, synagogues and civic buildings.
37 scenes — 24 streets, squares and views, 13 interiors to step inside. Planned from the Wikipedia record of Sarajevo as it stood in 1910 (“History of Sarajevo”).
The route, scene by scene
- 1. Trebević Summit View
- 2. Sarajevo Railway Station
- ↳ Main Waiting Hall · interior
- 3. Appel Quay
- 4. Trams on Appel Quay
- 5. Town Hall (Vijećnica)
- ↳ Stained-Glass Atrium · interior
- 6. Miljacka at City Hall
- 7. Latin Bridge
- ↳ Inat Kuca Dining Room · interior
- 8. Markale Market
- 9. Baščaršija Square
- ↳ Old Coffeehouse Interior · interior
- 10. Sebilj Fountain
- 11. Kazandžiluk (Coppersmiths' Street)
- ↳ Coppersmith's Workshop · interior
- 12. Gazi Husrev‑beg Mosque
- ↳ Mosque Prayer Hall · interior
- 13. Brusa Bezistan
- ↳ Brusa Bezistan Passage · interior
- 14. Emperor's Mosque (Careva Džamija)
- 15. Sarači Street
- ↳ Tanners' Vaulted Workshop · interior
- 16. Ferhadija Street
- ↳ Haberdasher's Showroom · interior
- 17. Sacred Heart Cathedral
- ↳ Cathedral Nave · interior
- 18. Ashkenazi Synagogue
- ↳ Ashkenazi Prayer Hall · interior
- 19. Orthodox Cathedral
- 20. National Museum
- ↳ Museum's Grand Gallery · interior
- 21. Hotel Evropa
- ↳ Hotel Evropa Dining Room · interior
- 22. Jewish Quarter Street
- 23. Bistrik District
- 24. Yellow Fortress (Žuta Tabija)