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Mejtaš, Sarajevo — Area Guide & Where to Stay
Mejtaš is a central neighbourhood of Sarajevo, the capital of Bosnia and Herzegovina, and one of the city's most prestigious addresses.
About MejtašWhere to stay in Mejtaš
The right area depends on your trip — here's what each neighbourhood is best for.
Mejtaš puts the whole centre of Sarajevo within walking distance. The stock runs small. The neighbourhood holds some of the most prestigious property in the city, so short-stay apartments and small guesthouses outnumber large hotels, and both the Cathedral of Jesus' Heart and the Skenderija complex sit inside an easy walk.
Choose Mejtaš if you want a residential street at night and the centre of Sarajevo on foot by day.
About Mejtaš
What are the main landmarks in Mejtaš?
The landmark weight of Sarajevo sits within walking reach of Mejtaš. The Cathedral of Jesus' Heart stands a few streets from the neighbourhood, and the Eternal Flame Memorial marks the point where the pedestrian centre of Sarajevo begins. Keep going and the Latin Bridge appears.
Further out, the National Museum of Bosnia and Herzegovina and the War Childhood Museum hold the collections most visitors come for, while Svrzo's House and the Bosniak Institute sit among the older streets to the east.
What is the history of Mejtaš?
Mejtaš took shape as a residential quarter inside the historic centre of Sarajevo, and the streets below it carry the layered building record of the capital: the Old Synagogue in Sarajevo, the Serbian Orthodox Cathedral in Sarajevo and Saint Joseph's Church all stand within one walkable core. Prestige followed. The neighbourhood holds some of the most sought-after property in Bosnia and Herzegovina, a standing that rests on position rather than on any single monument.
Where is Mejtaš?
Mejtaš covers a compact patch of central Sarajevo, close enough to the pedestrian core that the Eternal Flame Memorial is a short walk away.
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Updated September 2026







