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Sarajevo back on the go
The ghosts of war are never easy to shake off but a decade later from one of the 90's horror stories, Sarajevo is moving on with the cosmopolitan life it knew before the bombs. And as with other parts of eastern Europe, you wont be paying London/Paris type prices for a trip there. A 4 hour train trip "through the misty Dinaric Alps lining the border between Croatia and Bosnia-Herzegovina" apparently costs around $11 in Croatia. The beer "cold, delicious, and cheap," as is the cevapcici (a spicy meat usu "a mixture of beef and lamb, sometimes pork"), the bazaars are bustling and interestingly, the memorials to the war are scarce...
Sarajevo returns to life by forgetting the past
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Posted by Boon KondoMarch 5, 2007 at 10:01 PM
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