Because of its long and rich history, as well as its numerous religious and cultural diversities, Sarajevo is often called the “Jerusalem of Europe.”
Located in the heart of Bosnia, the capital city of Bosnia and Herzegovina lies along the banks of the Miljacka River and is surrounded by the mountains Jahorina, Jelašnica, Trebević, and Igman. In the new millennium, Sarajevo ranks high on the list of popular tourist destinations.
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15602 Ploce 3:40 PM – Metkovic 4:18 PM – Capljina 4:42 PM – Mostar 5:09 PM – Sarajevo 7:07 PM - runs on Sundays |
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15603 Sarajevo 4:46 PM – Mostar 7:50 PM – Capljina 7:31 PM – Metkovic 7:57 PM – Ploce 8:15 PM - runs on Fridays from November 14 |
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15600 Ploce 5.05 AM – Metkovic 5:43 AM – Capljina 6:06 AM – Mostar 6:33 AM – Sarajevo 8:35 AM - runs on Saturdays from November 15 |
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15601 Sarajevo 7:15 AM – Mostar 9:15 AM – Capljina 9:52 AM – Metkovic 10:18 AM– Ploce 10:36 AM - runs on Sundays from November 16 |
| one-way ticket | 12.80 EUR |
| return ticket | 21.20 EUR |
Citizens of the Republic of Croatia purchase their tickets on the train, while citizens of Bosnia and Herzegovina buy theirs at the stations of the Railways of the Federation of BiH. When purchasing tickets, passengers are required to provide personal information to facilitate faster border control.
In the event of railway maintenance work, changes may occur in the international train timetable. More information can be found at the link Changes in the international timetable.
If you wish to check the detailed timetable or travel to other destinations, please consult the international timetable or ask for information at international ticket offices.
For more information, you can contact international ticket offices or email informacije@hzpp.hr.