Ferhadija Pedestrian Street Mosque

Ferhadija Mosque, built by Ferhad-beg Vuković, is a key landmark in Sarajevo. This structure is an important example of 16th-century Ottoman architecture.

Constructed in 1570, Ferhadija Mosque features one main dome and three smaller domes at the cloister. After suffering damage during the Bosnian War, the mosque has been restored. Its interior is remarkable, revealing five layers of ornate painted decorations from various periods, with the oldest dating back to the mosque's foundation.

Architectural Marvels

🕌 Unique Dome Structure
Features a central dome and three smaller domes, exemplifying classical Ottoman design.
🎨 Rich History of Decorative Art
Five layers of painted decorations tell the story of its artistic evolution.
📜 A Symbol of Resilience
Restored post-war, a testament to the city's enduring spirit.

The mosque is easily accessible and is free to enter. It attracts tourists, families, and historians interested in art and architecture.