Sarajevo is often called The
Jerusalem of Europe or The Jerusalem of Balkans. And hearing it, you shouldn’t
think of the conflict, but importance of various religious groups. Only in
these two cities, you can find temples of four world religions, just few steps
from each other. Sarajevo was always a multicultural city. There is something
amazing in it, people are open-minded and they celebrate Bajram and Christmas
together. Walking through the city you
can hear church bells and the ezan (it’s the Islamic call to prayer), sometimes
they appear almost in the same time.
Just take a look on the pictures
below and try to understand about what I’m speaking. If you know the city, you’ll
find all temples without any problem. If not, just follow the second shot.
Looking from the left: Cathedral of the
Heart of Jesus, Serbian Orthodox church, Old Jewish Temple (only its roof) and Gazi
Husrev Bey’s Mosque.
multiculture
OdpowiedzUsuńIt's nice to hear that two religions live side by side in harmony. Great photos, Doronette.
OdpowiedzUsuńBeautiful overviews.
OdpowiedzUsuńEvery time I see Sarajevo's pictures, it reminds me U2's song. I like a lot that song.
hugs and a nice day to you!
Léia
interesting post and lovely images.
OdpowiedzUsuńand i second kennedy james' comment.
thank you for sharing:)
So much to learn from here.
OdpowiedzUsuńThe people must be as beautiful as the place.
Excellent image, fortunately for some years now in Sarajevo prosperous peace.
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I love these City photos of yours...brilliant and such wonderful colors too.
OdpowiedzUsuńI recall so well watching the Olympics!
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OdpowiedzUsuńBeautiful shot. I love the view of the rooftops and buildings.
OdpowiedzUsuńthank you for the follow.
OdpowiedzUsuńfollowing right back!
Beautiful shot from above!The city seems so vibrant.
OdpowiedzUsuńIt would be very nice to see closer views of each of these places of worship!
OdpowiedzUsuńWonderful photos and your blog is truly an education about your part of the world. Thank you ... :)
OdpowiedzUsuńI'm reminded of the Olympics and bloodshed in later years.
OdpowiedzUsuńWow what a great picture. It must be such an interesting city. Perhaps one day we will all be able to live in peace respecting the differences in religions and beliefs in one another.
OdpowiedzUsuńThese are terrific panoramas! I know so little of that area, but would like to learn more. It is nice to hear that some people can somehow manage to overcome their religious differences and live together in peace.
OdpowiedzUsuńReally wonderful fotos.
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orvokki
Love the pops of orange the roofs provide. Lovely!
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