Getting to sarajevo

Sarajevo is a fascinating destination located in the heart of Bosnia and Herzegovina. If you plan to attend the conference at the Hall of the Armed Forces and are considering different modes of transportation to Sarajevo, here are some options for you:

Arriving by Plane:

Sarajevo has its international airport, Sarajevo Airport (SJJ), which provides convenient access to the city. It is located approximately 10 kilometres southwest of the city centre and offers various transportation options. Upon arrival at Sarajevo International Airport, you can choose between taxi services, public buses, or car rentals to reach your desired destination in the city. Taxis are easily accessible outside the terminal, and the fare to the city centre usually ranges between 20 and 30 convertible marks (BAM), roughly 10 to 15 euros.

Public buses also connect the airport with various parts of Sarajevo. Bus tickets can be purchased at the airport exit or directly on the bus. The journey to the city centre takes approximately 20-25 minutes. If you prefer the flexibility of your vehicle, several car rental agencies operate at the airport. This option allows you to explore Sarajevo and its surroundings at your own pace.

Arriving by Bus:

Sarajevo has an extensive bus network connecting it with various cities in Bosnia and Herzegovina and neighbouring countries. The main bus station, known as the Sarajevo Bus Station, is located in the city centre, providing easy access to your accommodation and the conference venue.

Many international bus lines also depart from Sarajevo, offering connections to cities in Croatia, Serbia, Montenegro, Germany, Austria, and beyond. Travelling by bus to Sarajevo from nearby cities is often a scenic and comfortable way to travel.

Arriving by Car:

Driving to Sarajevo by car provides the flexibility to explore the beautiful landscapes of Bosnia and Herzegovina. The main highway connects Sarajevo with nearby cities and countries. If you are coming from Dubrovnik, Croatia, you can take the E65 highway, which offers scenic views as it passes through the Bosnian interior. Check the current border crossing requirements and have the necessary documents when crossing international borders. Alternatively, if you come from other European destinations like Zagreb, Budapest, or Belgrade, you can follow well-marked highways leading to Sarajevo.

Arriving by Train:

Although rail transport in Bosnia and Herzegovina is not as developed as in some other European countries, there are train services connecting Sarajevo with other cities. The main railway station in Sarajevo is conveniently located near the city centre. Please note that train schedules and routes may change, so checking the current options and availability when planning your trip is advisable. Upon arrival in Sarajevo, you will find a city rich in history, culture, and hospitality. Enjoy your time at the conference and explore the many attractions of this fascinating destination.