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Aside from the Ottoman novelties that were used to provide entertainment for guests, all kinds of classic games, such as backgammon, dominos and chess were also available, as well as various traditional musical instruments, like the uk and kanunβ¦. Since tobacco goes hand in hand with coffee, people would smoke from long pipes and elaborately-crafted hookahs.
Most of these places serve Bosnian coffee and Turkish delight, a traditional sweet served on the side. If you would like to make an enjoyable event even better by smoking some nargila, then the following hookah bars are just the places for you: Libris , Damask , U Prolazu or Mahala. You can enjoy sevdah and become better acquainted with this form of music at Sevdah Art House , a museum dedicated to this genre and its interpreters.
There is also a cafe on the premises. An alternative to Bosnian coffee is Italian espresso and the perfect places to enjoy some really good espresso are: Spazio , Opera , Promenada , Manolo , Elements, In addition to serving fine coffee, Cordoba Cafe also offers delicious cakes and outstanding food.
Such a view can be had over coffee and right in town! At the end of the 19th century, when the western way of life was slowly beginning to influence its oriental counterpart, concerts were being held more often in Sarajevo. The first public concert was held in in Dom Armije FBiH , an officer's hall, and was performed by a military orchestra. This event would be followed by a stream of concerts given in Sarajevo. The first cafes began to open here in the s and, up until the Winter Olympic Games , most of these establishments had daily breaks that lasted from p.
