Cold water gathers in clear pools under plane trees, footbridges cross quiet channels, and light moves over trout in the shade. Paths loop through meadows and along the banks, horse drawn carriages roll the long avenue from Ilidža in season, and Sarajevo sits a simple tram ride away.
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Top story from the springs Start at the edge of the park where channels braid through grass. Follow a footbridge to a pool that reflects plane leaves, then take the long path under trees as the water runs beside you.
Pause for thick coffee at a park café and listen to fountains and birds in the shade. If you have more time, pair the morning with the Tunnel of Hope museum for recent history, or ride the cable car to Trebević for a city panorama. Read more in our Ilidža destination page, our Sarajevo War Tunnel guide and our Trebević Mountain page.
Brings mild days and fresh shade.
Warm with long light; start early and keep a café or spring for later.
Offer clear air and soft colour under the trees.
Winter is crisp and calm on clear days and pairs well with the tunnel museum.
Many visitors can enter visa free for short stays. Check your country’s rules before you travel.
Local currency is the Convertible Mark. Cards work widely in Sarajevo; carry some cash for kiosks in the park.
Trams link Ilidža with the city centre. In season, horse drawn carriages run along the avenue to the park. Day trips run from Sarajevo with hotel pick up on many tours.
Comfortable shoes for flat paths and bridges. A light layer for the evening. Sun hat and water in summer.
Keep to signed paths and bridges, supervise children near water, do not feed wildlife and do not swim in the pools. Respect quiet inside museums and places of worship.
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Two to three hours covers a calm park circuit and a café stop. A half day lets you add the Tunnel of Hope or a Trebević loop.
Many paths are flat and wide, with short gravel sections. Bridges vary in width; a guide will choose the best route.
No. The pools are protected. Enjoy the views from paths and bridges only.
In season, horse drawn carriages operate along the avenue from Ilidža. Ask your guide for timings.
Yes. Tram links make this simple. Many tours include both areas.
Yes. Flat paths, shade and clear water views suit many ages. Keep children close near channels and bridges.
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