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Find out which Mountain is Perfect for Smaller Children and Beginners

Published: January 25, 2015
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igmanIgman Mountain is the shortest of all the mountains in Sarajevo, measuring up at 1,502 meters or 4,928 feet. If you plan on traveling with children, you’ll appreciate their kid-friendly slopes and trails. Along with the other two mountains of Bjelasnica and Jahorina, Igman mountain was the location of the 1984 Winter Olympics.

Stay in the nearby village of Ilidza, one of the touristic spots in Bosnia and Herzegovina. The flat terrain surrounded by mountains is very impressive, and you can get some cultural sightseeing accomplished in the region on skiing breaks. This region has heavy influence from the Ottoman empire, and as a result, still has traces of Turkish architecture within the city.

 

(Source: discoverbosnia)

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