Where Sarajevo shops, snacks and lunches: the markets worth your morning.
Food markets, farmers markets and covered halls: where Sarajevo shops, snacks and lunches.
Pijaca Markale on Mula Mustafe Baseskije is Sarajevo's anchor since 1895, with Austrian steel girders, daily produce and a memorial to the 1994-95 massacres.
Go for: Fresh produce, Bosnian dairy, Bread, Honey
Tip: Best around 09:00 for fresh produce; the kajmak and cheese counters are inside the covered hall.
Ciglane open-air market on Alipasina is the Sarajevo Centar produce-and-dairy market north of Marijin Dvor with highland cheese and seasonal veg.
Go for: Fresh produce, Mountain cheese, Local honey
Tip: Saturday is the busy day for highland cheese; closed Sundays.
Bascarsija's food row in Sarajevo on Bravadziluk and Kazandziluk is the working food counter for the Ottoman bazaar quarter, cevapi, burek and sweets to go.
Go for: Cevapi, Burek, Bosnian coffee, Rahat lokum
Tip: Walk Bravadziluk for cevapi and burek, then Kazandziluk for copper-pressed coffee sets and rahat lokum.
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