Just did some googling - a Puch 500 GE is an Ultra Rare G-Wagen variant. Looks like a different model from the one in your video. Puch makes bicycles too apparently.
That's dope. I think I only saw 2 of these on the whole trip. We saw _many_ Land Rover Defenders and I fell in love with them (can't imagine paying for their gas though...). Can't actually imagine owning a car tbh 😅
I so, so wish someone would show walking through the non-touristy parts of town. Show what it's like when you rent an apartment and walk through random places to get a bus, methods of transportation. In short, what's it like to live there, not visit as a tourist.
Good to know. I definitely have some videos like that, but they're currently on the back burner. This video was definitely to highlight Old Town, which is absolutely touristy
Its one of the cheapest town/country to live or to visit as a tourist in Europe, very welcoming city lot of friendly people here the only problem right now here is the immigrants that try to get to better countrys through our. As a resident of Bosnia & Herzegovina and Sarajevo i highly recommend this place to atleast visit as a tourist, they dont call Sarajevo "Europe Jerusalem" for nothing.
It's like in every other "bigger" city in Europe. City is clean for the most part, transport is good, there are trolley buses, trams and the city is progressing, they build more tram connections to other parts of the city in north and south west this and next year. Many other projects are in progress and some are planned to start. They do plan to build a secondary center in the future where the airport is, because there is still a lot space for the city to expand, not like in the todays city center wh ere there is not much space anymore. Last month the city did get new modern trams and trolley buses. Cost of living is low, renting same, but a lot of people struggle regardless, because they don't earn that much. With 1000+ euros peer month you can live very good. A video of the third part of the city center, with malls and modern buildings ua-cam.com/video/zgSi6HRcXAc/v-deo.htmlsi=7GW3tGgOruQO_5aJ
Want to add that the city is surrounded by mountains and it has 3 popular skying resorts not far away from the city, it's very popular for Balkan people. There is a cable car from old town to one of the mountains, it's a 10 min ride. The coast is not far away, Montenegro and Croatia in particular and also a Bosnian part 20km coast line. The main downside is that the city is polluted in the winter sometimes, because the city is in 2 valleys, one bigger and one smaller valley.
Sarajevo is now on the Bucket List!
let's go!
Just did some googling - a Puch 500 GE is an Ultra Rare G-Wagen variant. Looks like a different model from the one in your video. Puch makes bicycles too apparently.
That's dope. I think I only saw 2 of these on the whole trip. We saw _many_ Land Rover Defenders and I fell in love with them (can't imagine paying for their gas though...). Can't actually imagine owning a car tbh 😅
I so, so wish someone would show walking through the non-touristy parts of town. Show what it's like when you rent an apartment and walk through random places to get a bus, methods of transportation. In short, what's it like to live there, not visit as a tourist.
Good to know. I definitely have some videos like that, but they're currently on the back burner. This video was definitely to highlight Old Town, which is absolutely touristy
Its one of the cheapest town/country to live or to visit as a tourist in Europe, very welcoming city lot of friendly people here the only problem right now here is the immigrants that try to get to better countrys through our. As a resident of Bosnia & Herzegovina and Sarajevo i highly recommend this place to atleast visit as a tourist, they dont call Sarajevo "Europe Jerusalem" for nothing.
It's like in every other "bigger" city in Europe. City is clean for the most part, transport is good, there are trolley buses, trams and the city is progressing, they build more tram connections to other parts of the city in north and south west this and next year. Many other projects are in progress and some are planned to start. They do plan to build a secondary center in the future where the airport is, because there is still a lot space for the city to expand, not like in the todays city center wh ere there is not much space anymore. Last month the city did get new modern trams and trolley buses. Cost of living is low, renting same, but a lot of people struggle regardless, because they don't earn that much. With 1000+ euros peer month you can live very good.
A video of the third part of the city center, with malls and modern buildings
ua-cam.com/video/zgSi6HRcXAc/v-deo.htmlsi=7GW3tGgOruQO_5aJ
Want to add that the city is surrounded by mountains and it has 3 popular skying resorts not far away from the city, it's very popular for Balkan people. There is a cable car from old town to one of the mountains, it's a 10 min ride. The coast is not far away, Montenegro and Croatia in particular and also a Bosnian part 20km coast line. The main downside is that the city is polluted in the winter sometimes, because the city is in 2 valleys, one bigger and one smaller valley.