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Bascarsija received 4 Meters High Public City Clock

Published: December 11, 2015
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sat2City clock was set on Bascarsija square in Sarajevo, and it will be showing time to passersby and walkers, but also decorate the most famous part of the capital of B&H.

City Clock is 4 meters high and it is located near the Sebilj.

It was set within the framework of reconstruction of Bascarsija square. Works started in early September this year, and they are currently in the final stage. Paving of the square should be completed by the end of the week, and works on paving of the section from Sebilj to the tram station have started.

Repair of the second pillar of public lighting is currently taking place, which includes the protection and painting of pillars and replacement of lighting with better characteristics.

(Source: klix.ba)

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