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The studio measures 30 sqm across the entire apartment with a queen size bed, and a sofa in the sitting area, and fully equipped open space kitchen and dining area. The bathroom comes with a modern shower filled with fresh towels and full amenities set. A modern washing machine is also available for your hassle-free stay :) We also provide a coffee machine and capsules, as well as a wide selection of tea. The apartment is equipped with a flat screen TV, fast wi-fi and a relaxing environment. In case you have any questions or special inquiries feel free to contact us, we look forward to meeting new people.

Walking along Koševo Street, you can experience Sarajevo outside tourist locations. On your way, make sure you try authentic Sarajevo pies at Buregdžinica Dervoz, or organic products at the deli Špajz (The Pantry). On the left side of the road is the cult Sarajevo’s Second Gymnasium surrounded by its large park. The school was founded in 1905, and in addition to numerous prominent personalities who attended, it is famous for winning 20 Olympic medals in the fields of physics, mathematics and computer science. Koševo Stadium, a monumental sports facility in Koševo neighborhood was built in 1948 and designed by Anatoly Kiryakov. Koševo Stadium is where the 14th Olympic Games were officially opened on 8 February 1984. The stadium was badly damaged during the war between 1992 and 1995, but was completely rebuilt after the war. The capacity of the stadium is 37,500 seats and it is the largest stadium in the country. It is the home stadium of FK Sarajevo (FC Sarajevo), one of two local premier league clubs. A derby match between local clubs Sarajevo and Željezničar is always a special event in the life of the city. Koševo stadium is named Asim Ferhatović Hase, in recognition of one of the best BiH athletes. In 1982 a large sports hall Zetra was completed within the Koševo sports complex. During the XIV Olympic Games competitions in figure skating, speed skating and ice hockey were held in Zetra and surrounding sports facilities. In addition, Zetra was the venue for the closing ceremony of “the best organized Winter Olympic Games to date”, Sarajevo 84. At the beginning of the Aggression on BiH, after a particularly heavy shelling, Zetra was burned down to the ground. After the war, it was fully restored by the International Olympic Committee and now it is once again, one of the most important centers of sporting, entertainment and cultural events in the city. In