Sarajevo | Turizam - Tourism
02 Apr 2012 13:04 - 24 Okt 2014 14:32 #722
by xYz
ANCIENT PERIOD
One of the largest Neolithic findings (2400 – 2200 BC) in the Balkans is located in the Butmir settlement (near the Sarajevo International Airport). Most of the evidence consists of stone tools, dish, decorated pottery and permanent housing structures including 95 dwelling units that were found. The subsistence economy of these tribes depended on cattle-breeding, farming and hunting.
The Bronze Age archaeological site is located on Zlatiste, Debelo brdo and Souk bunar. The Metal Age findings including the remains of settlements are located in Gradac, near Kotorac (written records found in Constantine Porphyrogenitus’ “De administrando imperio"). Illyrian tribes left their trace (tools, dish, weapons, etc.) on Debelo brdo.
ROMAN PERIOD
Roman Sarajevo occupied an area near Ilidza around the Via Argentaria-Narona Road which connected the Danube Basin and the upper course of the Drina River to the Adriatic Coast. In accordance to a partial written record left on site, this area was called "Aquaurum Sulphurae or Sulphuratae" (sulphuric thermal spring). Tools, spa facilities, jewellery, coins and even remains of a highly developed heating system can all be found here. Impressive floor mosaics from that time are spotted inside one of the present-day spa hotels. Remains of Roman settlements are also found on Debelo brdo, Marijin dvor, Kosevo and Vrbanja.
MEDIEVAL PERIOD
According to a document signed by Béla IV, King of Hungary, on 20 April1244, the Sarajevo region belonged to the Vrhbosna District. Former St. Peter's Church (1239) was a diocese residence. The Vrhbosna settlement was established around the 1270s, but was not mentioned in written documents up until the 14th century. The majority of written records date back to the period of Pavle Radenovic’s rule (1379; an eminent feudalist family).
Vrhbosna was centred around the old town “Hodidjed”. Some evidence show the old fort was located on site of a present-day Bijela tabija (massive stone bastion).
However, the best known Middle Ages monuments are medieval tombstones (stecak) located in 212 sites (over five thousand tombstones). Other medieval sites are the village of Brodac formed during the 15th century by Isa-bey Ishakovic; the trading area of the Old Town of Tornik (Atik Varos, today present day Kosevski potok area), which was also established by the endowment of Isa-bey Ishakovic.
BASTION (TABIJA)
The old town “Hodidjed” established in the era of Bosnian independence (independent Bosnian State) flourished during the Ottoman rule. The town was, however, destroyed in the havoc of Prince Eugene of Savoy in his battle against the Ottomans in 1697. Extensive reconstruction took place in the early 18th century (1729-1739).
Some important structures from that period are tower gates (Visegradska kapi-kula, kapi-kula on Sirokac and kapi-kula on Ploce) and five garrisons (most attention is given to early 19th century garrisons known as “Bijela tabija” or White Bastion and “Zuta tabija” or Yellow Bastion).
WHITE BASTION (BIJELA TABIJA)
Bijela tabija is an old fort overlooking the historic core of Sarajevo. It was designed for protection against enemies on the east side of the Vratnik’s old town. The structure dates back to the medieval period but the upper parts of the garrison were built during the Austro-Hungarian period. Bijela tabija is a national monument of Bosnia and Herzegovina.
OTTOMAN PERIOD
STOPOVER (HAN) AND CARAVANSERAI
Han was an Ottoman stopping during a journey, whereas caravanserais were inns where travellers (tradesmen) were offered a free of charge sleepover.
Written records state there were 50 stopovers (han) in Sarajevo in 1878. Kolobara han is the first built han (1462) and had the capacity to hold 400 people and 35 horses. It was destroyed in a fire in 1935. The 16th century Taslihan (stone inn, Ghazi Husrev-bey’s endowment) was built next to the Ghazi Husrev-bey’s bezistan. Taslihan remains are located in the outdoor café of the Evropa Hotel. Morica han was another stopping place and today is a delicious, traditional cuisine restaurant with tiny rug shops placed in the garden. Other important hans and caravanserais from that period are: Skender-Pasha’s caravanserai and Kemal-bey’s caravanserai.
HAMAM - GAZI HUSREV-BEY'S TURKISH BATH
The 16th century Sarajevo had several public baths. The Ghazi Husrev-bey’s Turkish Bath (Hamam) was built in 1539. It had two sections, one for men and one for women. Swimming pools used in Jewish ritual washing were built in the 19th century. After WWI the bath stopped being used. It was given to the Bosnjacki Institut and has become an exhibition space. Ruins of the Firuz-bey’s Turkish Bath are located in the old part of town.
CLOCK TOWER (SAHAT KULA)
Clock towers were built during the Ottoman rule to mark prayer time (five daily prayers). There are several clock-towers throughout the country but the most impressive one is said to be the 17th century one in Sarajevo. A new mechanism was added to it in the Austro-Hungarian period (a new clock from London was brought by Sarajevo tradesmen).
BEZISTAN
Mehmed-bey, Isa-bey Ishakovic’s son, built the first bezistan in the 16th century. The bezistan was located next to the Kolobara han but was destroyed in 1842. Ghazi Husrev-bey’s bezistan was built in the first half of the 16th century. It has over 50 small shops under a long semi-circular, domed ceiling. Today, people call it “Dugi bezistan” (Long bezistan) and it is a sort of shopping mall.
Brusa bezistan was erected in 1551 by Rustem Pasha, a grand vizier and a son-in-law of the Sultan Suleiman the Magnificent. It was a trading centre (silk brought in from Brusa and Asia Minor by the founder himself was sold here). It is a rectangle stone structure with several domes designed in reference to the Constantinople Sandal Bezistan - domed market place. Today it houses one of the annexes to the Sarajevo Museum.
DAIRE
Daire were massive stone warehouse structures built to protect storage from being destroyed in fires. The term derives from Arabic dairah – circle. Sarajevo also had several warehouses. The warehouses on Halaci Street were built by Dubrovnik builders and were named after them – Dubrovacke daire. Their construction was funded by a Sarajevan tradesman Hadzi Ibrahim in 1776. They consist of several storerooms. Today, the warehouse houses the Museum of Sevdah (Art kuca sevdaha) and a serene outdoor café/restaurant within the complex. Entry to the museum is 3 KM.
GAZI HUSREV-BEY'S LIBRARY
This is one of the oldest libraries in Europe. It has more than 50,000 books and manuscripts, including documents written in Arabic, Turkish and Persian. Several thousand Turkish written documents state some of the important political, social, culture and economy aspects of Sarajevo during the Ottoman rule.
THE HOUSE OF ALIJA DJERZELEZ
One of the oldest preserved authentic Bosnian houses. It is located on Sagrdzija Street in the old part of town. The house was named after an epic character – Alija Djerzelez. The house has two sections – one for men (selamluk) and one for women (haremluk) with their respective gardens. In addition to this, as the tradition of living was at that time, the winter house was located on the ground floor (closed-in premises), while the summer house was located on the first floor overlooking the city.
SVRZO'S HOUSE (SVRZINA KUCA)
This is an 18th century Ottoman house located at number 8 Glodjina Street in the old part of town. It is beautifully restored and furnished with authentic Bosnian furniture. After passing a large wooden gate you enter the first garden. The house is divided into several sections which are all are grouped in a section for men and a section for women with their respective gardens.
AUSTRO-HUNGARIAN PERIOD - THE ERA OF PUBIC BUILDINGS CONSTRUCTION
MAIN POST OFFICE
Designed by Josip Vancas in 1909 in reference to the Viennese Post Savings Bank. It is a superb example of a vast interior, secessionist floral motifs around the windows and an impressive and richly decorated auditorium window.
NATIONAL MUSEUM - ZEMALJSKI MUZEJ BOSNE I HERCEGOVINE
The museum was established in 1888 but is housed in the present day building from 1912. The building was designed by Karel Pařik and represents the oldest contemporary western institution in the country. It has four pavilions hovering over a beautiful Botanical Garden. The open areas in the front, back and centre have a few valuable medieval tombstones – stecak.
There are three departments: Archaeology, Ethnology and the Natural Sciences which are the three departments operating within the museum. The biggest attraction is a so-called “blue room” in which a 14th century Jewish manuscript Haggadah is kept. It is located on Zmaja od Bosne Street at number 3.
BUILDING OF THE GOVERNMENT OF BOSNIA AND HERZEGOVINA
A neo-Renaissance structure designed by Josip Vancas in 1885 in reference to Medici-Riccardi Palace in Florence, with very interesting rusticated masonry and column trimmed windows. Other government buildings are designed to resemble this one.
NATIONAL THEATRE - NARODNO POZORISTE
Theatre plays, operas and ballets all take place in this fine architectural example of neo-Renaissance style designed by Karel Pařik in 1899. The first town square was formed on this site.
TOWN HALL - FORMER NATIONAL LIBRARY
The building is an architectural masterpiece of pseudo Moorish design designed in part by Alexander Wittek in 1892, and completed by Ciril Ivekovic (in reference to Memluk in Cairo and Alhambra in Spain) with a very interesting interior. It was severely damaged during the recent war and is currently under reconstruction. The Town Hall has become a temporary gallery space and concert venue. It is located on Obala kulina bana Street.
Y. A. - 1974.: Today I have come bearing an olive branch and a freedom fighter’s gun! Do not let the olive branch fall from my hand. I repeat: do not let the olive branch fall from my hand!
foto: D.Zeger
[/i]ANCIENT PERIOD
One of the largest Neolithic findings (2400 – 2200 BC) in the Balkans is located in the Butmir settlement (near the Sarajevo International Airport). Most of the evidence consists of stone tools, dish, decorated pottery and permanent housing structures including 95 dwelling units that were found. The subsistence economy of these tribes depended on cattle-breeding, farming and hunting.
The Bronze Age archaeological site is located on Zlatiste, Debelo brdo and Souk bunar. The Metal Age findings including the remains of settlements are located in Gradac, near Kotorac (written records found in Constantine Porphyrogenitus’ “De administrando imperio"). Illyrian tribes left their trace (tools, dish, weapons, etc.) on Debelo brdo.
ROMAN PERIOD
Roman Sarajevo occupied an area near Ilidza around the Via Argentaria-Narona Road which connected the Danube Basin and the upper course of the Drina River to the Adriatic Coast. In accordance to a partial written record left on site, this area was called "Aquaurum Sulphurae or Sulphuratae" (sulphuric thermal spring). Tools, spa facilities, jewellery, coins and even remains of a highly developed heating system can all be found here. Impressive floor mosaics from that time are spotted inside one of the present-day spa hotels. Remains of Roman settlements are also found on Debelo brdo, Marijin dvor, Kosevo and Vrbanja.
MEDIEVAL PERIOD
According to a document signed by Béla IV, King of Hungary, on 20 April1244, the Sarajevo region belonged to the Vrhbosna District. Former St. Peter's Church (1239) was a diocese residence. The Vrhbosna settlement was established around the 1270s, but was not mentioned in written documents up until the 14th century. The majority of written records date back to the period of Pavle Radenovic’s rule (1379; an eminent feudalist family).
Vrhbosna was centred around the old town “Hodidjed”. Some evidence show the old fort was located on site of a present-day Bijela tabija (massive stone bastion).
However, the best known Middle Ages monuments are medieval tombstones (stecak) located in 212 sites (over five thousand tombstones). Other medieval sites are the village of Brodac formed during the 15th century by Isa-bey Ishakovic; the trading area of the Old Town of Tornik (Atik Varos, today present day Kosevski potok area), which was also established by the endowment of Isa-bey Ishakovic.
BASTION (TABIJA)
The old town “Hodidjed” established in the era of Bosnian independence (independent Bosnian State) flourished during the Ottoman rule. The town was, however, destroyed in the havoc of Prince Eugene of Savoy in his battle against the Ottomans in 1697. Extensive reconstruction took place in the early 18th century (1729-1739).
Some important structures from that period are tower gates (Visegradska kapi-kula, kapi-kula on Sirokac and kapi-kula on Ploce) and five garrisons (most attention is given to early 19th century garrisons known as “Bijela tabija” or White Bastion and “Zuta tabija” or Yellow Bastion).
WHITE BASTION (BIJELA TABIJA)
Bijela tabija is an old fort overlooking the historic core of Sarajevo. It was designed for protection against enemies on the east side of the Vratnik’s old town. The structure dates back to the medieval period but the upper parts of the garrison were built during the Austro-Hungarian period. Bijela tabija is a national monument of Bosnia and Herzegovina.
OTTOMAN PERIOD
STOPOVER (HAN) AND CARAVANSERAI
Han was an Ottoman stopping during a journey, whereas caravanserais were inns where travellers (tradesmen) were offered a free of charge sleepover.
Written records state there were 50 stopovers (han) in Sarajevo in 1878. Kolobara han is the first built han (1462) and had the capacity to hold 400 people and 35 horses. It was destroyed in a fire in 1935. The 16th century Taslihan (stone inn, Ghazi Husrev-bey’s endowment) was built next to the Ghazi Husrev-bey’s bezistan. Taslihan remains are located in the outdoor café of the Evropa Hotel. Morica han was another stopping place and today is a delicious, traditional cuisine restaurant with tiny rug shops placed in the garden. Other important hans and caravanserais from that period are: Skender-Pasha’s caravanserai and Kemal-bey’s caravanserai.
HAMAM - GAZI HUSREV-BEY'S TURKISH BATH
The 16th century Sarajevo had several public baths. The Ghazi Husrev-bey’s Turkish Bath (Hamam) was built in 1539. It had two sections, one for men and one for women. Swimming pools used in Jewish ritual washing were built in the 19th century. After WWI the bath stopped being used. It was given to the Bosnjacki Institut and has become an exhibition space. Ruins of the Firuz-bey’s Turkish Bath are located in the old part of town.
CLOCK TOWER (SAHAT KULA)
Clock towers were built during the Ottoman rule to mark prayer time (five daily prayers). There are several clock-towers throughout the country but the most impressive one is said to be the 17th century one in Sarajevo. A new mechanism was added to it in the Austro-Hungarian period (a new clock from London was brought by Sarajevo tradesmen).
BEZISTAN
Mehmed-bey, Isa-bey Ishakovic’s son, built the first bezistan in the 16th century. The bezistan was located next to the Kolobara han but was destroyed in 1842. Ghazi Husrev-bey’s bezistan was built in the first half of the 16th century. It has over 50 small shops under a long semi-circular, domed ceiling. Today, people call it “Dugi bezistan” (Long bezistan) and it is a sort of shopping mall.
Brusa bezistan was erected in 1551 by Rustem Pasha, a grand vizier and a son-in-law of the Sultan Suleiman the Magnificent. It was a trading centre (silk brought in from Brusa and Asia Minor by the founder himself was sold here). It is a rectangle stone structure with several domes designed in reference to the Constantinople Sandal Bezistan - domed market place. Today it houses one of the annexes to the Sarajevo Museum.
DAIRE
Daire were massive stone warehouse structures built to protect storage from being destroyed in fires. The term derives from Arabic dairah – circle. Sarajevo also had several warehouses. The warehouses on Halaci Street were built by Dubrovnik builders and were named after them – Dubrovacke daire. Their construction was funded by a Sarajevan tradesman Hadzi Ibrahim in 1776. They consist of several storerooms. Today, the warehouse houses the Museum of Sevdah (Art kuca sevdaha) and a serene outdoor café/restaurant within the complex. Entry to the museum is 3 KM.
GAZI HUSREV-BEY'S LIBRARY
This is one of the oldest libraries in Europe. It has more than 50,000 books and manuscripts, including documents written in Arabic, Turkish and Persian. Several thousand Turkish written documents state some of the important political, social, culture and economy aspects of Sarajevo during the Ottoman rule.
THE HOUSE OF ALIJA DJERZELEZ
One of the oldest preserved authentic Bosnian houses. It is located on Sagrdzija Street in the old part of town. The house was named after an epic character – Alija Djerzelez. The house has two sections – one for men (selamluk) and one for women (haremluk) with their respective gardens. In addition to this, as the tradition of living was at that time, the winter house was located on the ground floor (closed-in premises), while the summer house was located on the first floor overlooking the city.
SVRZO'S HOUSE (SVRZINA KUCA)
This is an 18th century Ottoman house located at number 8 Glodjina Street in the old part of town. It is beautifully restored and furnished with authentic Bosnian furniture. After passing a large wooden gate you enter the first garden. The house is divided into several sections which are all are grouped in a section for men and a section for women with their respective gardens.
AUSTRO-HUNGARIAN PERIOD - THE ERA OF PUBIC BUILDINGS CONSTRUCTION
MAIN POST OFFICE
Designed by Josip Vancas in 1909 in reference to the Viennese Post Savings Bank. It is a superb example of a vast interior, secessionist floral motifs around the windows and an impressive and richly decorated auditorium window.
NATIONAL MUSEUM - ZEMALJSKI MUZEJ BOSNE I HERCEGOVINE
The museum was established in 1888 but is housed in the present day building from 1912. The building was designed by Karel Pařik and represents the oldest contemporary western institution in the country. It has four pavilions hovering over a beautiful Botanical Garden. The open areas in the front, back and centre have a few valuable medieval tombstones – stecak.
There are three departments: Archaeology, Ethnology and the Natural Sciences which are the three departments operating within the museum. The biggest attraction is a so-called “blue room” in which a 14th century Jewish manuscript Haggadah is kept. It is located on Zmaja od Bosne Street at number 3.
BUILDING OF THE GOVERNMENT OF BOSNIA AND HERZEGOVINA
A neo-Renaissance structure designed by Josip Vancas in 1885 in reference to Medici-Riccardi Palace in Florence, with very interesting rusticated masonry and column trimmed windows. Other government buildings are designed to resemble this one.
NATIONAL THEATRE - NARODNO POZORISTE
Theatre plays, operas and ballets all take place in this fine architectural example of neo-Renaissance style designed by Karel Pařik in 1899. The first town square was formed on this site.
TOWN HALL - FORMER NATIONAL LIBRARY
The building is an architectural masterpiece of pseudo Moorish design designed in part by Alexander Wittek in 1892, and completed by Ciril Ivekovic (in reference to Memluk in Cairo and Alhambra in Spain) with a very interesting interior. It was severely damaged during the recent war and is currently under reconstruction. The Town Hall has become a temporary gallery space and concert venue. It is located on Obala kulina bana Street.
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[/i] Y. A. - 1974.: Today I have come bearing an olive branch and a freedom fighter’s gun! Do not let the olive branch fall from my hand. I repeat: do not let the olive branch fall from my hand!
Prijava ili Kreiraj račun da se pridružite razgovoru.
05 Dec 2012 20:56 #2693
by Admir
Sei bella come un gol al 90´!
Od Bjelašnice i Igmana napraviti ski centre u rangu evropskih
Domaće firme šansu za posao mogle bi dobiti i na olimpijskim planinama. Planirani su brojni projekti, poput vještačkog osnježivanja staza te unapređenja postojećih ski liftova. Realizirane, ali i planirane aktivnosti, predstavljene su članovima Vlade Kantona. Cilj menadžmenta ZOI' 84. ja da od Bjelašnice i Igmana napravi ski centre u rangu evropskih.
Tokom ove godine na olimpijskim planinama najviše se radilo na uređenju staza prema vrhu Bjelašnice i na dijelu zvanom Kolijevka. Ostvare li se prognoze meteorologa već sljedećeg vikenda bili bi stvoreni uslovi za skijanje.
U kapitalne projekte uloženo je 12 miliona maraka iz budžeta Kantona, Federacije i kreditnih sredstava. U narednim godinama planirana su još veća ulaganja kako bi ovaj Ski-centar bi u rangu evropskih.
Plan Vlade je da se, osim uređenja staza i infrastrukture, radi i na projektima kojima će biti iskorišteni smještajni kapaciteti izvan sezone.
Na olimpiskim planinama biće riješen i problem vodosnabdijevanja i odvodnje otpadnih voda. Za 2014. godinu u planu je održavanje spust takmičenja u okviru Evropa-kupa za muškarce.
(tvsa)
Sei bella come un gol al 90´!
Prijava ili Kreiraj račun da se pridružite razgovoru.
09 Feb 2013 18:44 #3081
by xYz
Y. A. - 1974.: Today I have come bearing an olive branch and a freedom fighter’s gun! Do not let the olive branch fall from my hand. I repeat: do not let the olive branch fall from my hand!
Turistička ponuda obogaćena sa četiri nova info panoa
Opština Stari Grad nastavila je obogaćivanje turističke ponude u gradu postavljanjem četiri nova info panoa: ispred Baščaršijske džamije (dva), ispred Katedrale i ispred Ekonomskog fakulteta. Načelnik Ibrahim Hadžibajrić je na današnjoj promociji podsjetio prisutne da je prva generacija info panoa postavljena prije 3 godine, u saradnji sa Turističkom zajednicom Kantona Sarajevo, i na njima su objedinjene kulturno-historijske znamenitosti.
''Konstantno radimo na promociji turizma u Starom Gradu i evo danas najavljujem da ćemo uskoro realizovati projekat bežičnog interneta na tri lokacije: Baščaršijski trg, Trg Fra Grge Martića (ispred Katedrale) i Trg oslobođenja – Alija Izetbegović, iako, opet moram naglasiti, to nije nadležnost opštine'', kazao je Hadžibajrić.
Govoreći o panoima, načelnik je rekao da je ovo druga generacija, a u planu je i treća, dok je prezentaciju sadržaja panoa prepustio Aliji Ibroviću, stručnom savjetniku za promociju i razvoj turizma koji je bio nosilac ovog projekta.
''Dobro došli, s dobrom namjerom, u bilo koje vrijeme'', riječi su kojima je Ibrović počeo svoju prezentaciju napomenuvši kako je ovaj slogan (na arapskom jeziku) često viđao na ulazima u gradove Orijenta, te mu je upravo to bila ideja vodilja kod realizacije projekta “1001 Starogradski biser” - info panoi. ''Da ovaj naš projekat ima dobru namjeru najbolje svjedoče panoi iz prve generacije koji i nakon tri godine stoje na svojim mjestima i niko ih nije oskrnavio'', kazao je Ibrović. On je prisutnima detaljnije predstavio sadržaj svih panoa, koji su na četiri jezika: bosanski, engleski, njemački i turski.
Jedan od panoa ispred Baščaršijske džamije sadrži tradicionalnu gastro ponudu Baščaršije. U Sarajevu se već 1489. godine spominje prvi bozandžija i bozandžijski dućan. U ovim dućanima spremale su se dvije vrste napitaka, a to su boza i salep. U nastavku teksta detaljnije se govori o kakvoj vrsti proizvoda je riječ, a potom se redaju delicije kao što su đulbešećer, bosanski lonac, papaz ćevap, zahlade, te aščijski esnaf i specijaliteti aščinica.
Na drugom panou, koji je na istoj lokaciji, ispisan je kodeks ponašanja zanatlija u okviru svog esnafa koji se zasniva na zapisima Hamdije Kreševljakovića iz XVII stoljeća, te opisani esnafi: kazandžijski, zlatarski ili kujundžijski, terzijski, dunđerski ili nedžarski, te drugi zanati sarajevske čaršije.
Sarajevo je i grad festivala, stoga se na panou ispred Katedrale nalaze opisi najznačajnih festivala: Baščaršijske noći, Sarajevska zima, SFF, BIMF, Sarajevski dani poezije, Kid's festival, Jazz fest, kao i dio posvećen Muzeju grada Sarajeva.
Na panou ispred Ekonomskog fakulteta je 47 fotografija sa kratkim opisima svih sadržaja panoa iz prve i druge generacije, a takav je i pano kod Sebilja. Jedino po čemu se ova dva panoa razlikuju su dijelovi koji se odnose na kulturno-historijske sadržaje. Također, ova dva panoa su većih dimenzija i oni su centralni panoi koji su jednostrani, dok su svi ostali manji i dvostrani.
Ibrović je najavio da će treća generacija info panoa objedinjavati grobljanske cjeline u Starom Gradu.
Opština Stari Grad nastavila je obogaćivanje turističke ponude u gradu postavljanjem četiri nova info panoa: ispred Baščaršijske džamije (dva), ispred Katedrale i ispred Ekonomskog fakulteta. Načelnik Ibrahim Hadžibajrić je na današnjoj promociji podsjetio prisutne da je prva generacija info panoa postavljena prije 3 godine, u saradnji sa Turističkom zajednicom Kantona Sarajevo, i na njima su objedinjene kulturno-historijske znamenitosti.
''Konstantno radimo na promociji turizma u Starom Gradu i evo danas najavljujem da ćemo uskoro realizovati projekat bežičnog interneta na tri lokacije: Baščaršijski trg, Trg Fra Grge Martića (ispred Katedrale) i Trg oslobođenja – Alija Izetbegović, iako, opet moram naglasiti, to nije nadležnost opštine'', kazao je Hadžibajrić.
Govoreći o panoima, načelnik je rekao da je ovo druga generacija, a u planu je i treća, dok je prezentaciju sadržaja panoa prepustio Aliji Ibroviću, stručnom savjetniku za promociju i razvoj turizma koji je bio nosilac ovog projekta.
''Dobro došli, s dobrom namjerom, u bilo koje vrijeme'', riječi su kojima je Ibrović počeo svoju prezentaciju napomenuvši kako je ovaj slogan (na arapskom jeziku) često viđao na ulazima u gradove Orijenta, te mu je upravo to bila ideja vodilja kod realizacije projekta “1001 Starogradski biser” - info panoi. ''Da ovaj naš projekat ima dobru namjeru najbolje svjedoče panoi iz prve generacije koji i nakon tri godine stoje na svojim mjestima i niko ih nije oskrnavio'', kazao je Ibrović. On je prisutnima detaljnije predstavio sadržaj svih panoa, koji su na četiri jezika: bosanski, engleski, njemački i turski.
Jedan od panoa ispred Baščaršijske džamije sadrži tradicionalnu gastro ponudu Baščaršije. U Sarajevu se već 1489. godine spominje prvi bozandžija i bozandžijski dućan. U ovim dućanima spremale su se dvije vrste napitaka, a to su boza i salep. U nastavku teksta detaljnije se govori o kakvoj vrsti proizvoda je riječ, a potom se redaju delicije kao što su đulbešećer, bosanski lonac, papaz ćevap, zahlade, te aščijski esnaf i specijaliteti aščinica.
Na drugom panou, koji je na istoj lokaciji, ispisan je kodeks ponašanja zanatlija u okviru svog esnafa koji se zasniva na zapisima Hamdije Kreševljakovića iz XVII stoljeća, te opisani esnafi: kazandžijski, zlatarski ili kujundžijski, terzijski, dunđerski ili nedžarski, te drugi zanati sarajevske čaršije.
Sarajevo je i grad festivala, stoga se na panou ispred Katedrale nalaze opisi najznačajnih festivala: Baščaršijske noći, Sarajevska zima, SFF, BIMF, Sarajevski dani poezije, Kid's festival, Jazz fest, kao i dio posvećen Muzeju grada Sarajeva.
Na panou ispred Ekonomskog fakulteta je 47 fotografija sa kratkim opisima svih sadržaja panoa iz prve i druge generacije, a takav je i pano kod Sebilja. Jedino po čemu se ova dva panoa razlikuju su dijelovi koji se odnose na kulturno-historijske sadržaje. Također, ova dva panoa su većih dimenzija i oni su centralni panoi koji su jednostrani, dok su svi ostali manji i dvostrani.
Ibrović je najavio da će treća generacija info panoa objedinjavati grobljanske cjeline u Starom Gradu.
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[/i] Y. A. - 1974.: Today I have come bearing an olive branch and a freedom fighter’s gun! Do not let the olive branch fall from my hand. I repeat: do not let the olive branch fall from my hand!
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