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Bosnia: What Locals Know

The quieter towns, lakes, fortresses and traditions locals go to, and most visitors drive straight past.

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44 niche spots across Bosnia and Herzegovina.

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  • What it is and why it’s worth the trip
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Kozija Ćuprija and the Miljacka Canyon Walk

Photo: Julian Nyča, CC BY-SA 3.0, source

Niche spot · Sarajevo and Around · Hike · Sarajevo

Kozija Ćuprija and the Miljacka Canyon Walk

The Goat's Bridge is a graceful 16th-century Ottoman stone bridge just east of the city. The easiest way to reach it is the Dariva walk: a flat riverside path that starts near Vijećnica and follows the Miljacka river up its green canyon. In about 30 to 40 minutes you leave the city behind completely.

Local tip: Go in the late afternoon and stop for coffee or a drink at one of the small places along the Dariva path on the way back.

Fit it in: Start right after visiting Vijećnica.

Practical: Free. Flat and easy. About 2 km each way.

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