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Location: Centre
Location: Old Town
&media=http://www.sarajevo-tourism.com/uimages/objekti/trznica.gif&description=Markthalle (Indoor and Outdoor Market Place) - The City Market Place was designed by August Butsch in 1894 in the Neo-Renaissance style under the project name )
Location: Centre
&media=http://www.sarajevo-tourism.com/uimages/objekti/glavnaposta.gif&description=Military Telegraph and Post Office (Main Post Office) - Designed by Josip Vancas in 1913 in reference to the Viennese Post Savings Bank, the Post Office represents superb example of a vast interior, secessionist floral motifs around the windows and an impressive and richly decorated auditorium window.)
Location: Centre
&media=http://www.sarajevo-tourism.com/uimages/objekti/pravnifakultet.gif&description=Legislation Palace (Law Faculty, University of Sarajevo Rectorate) - Another architecture delicacy, the Legislation Palace is a monumental square building built in two stages between 1912 and 1918. It a Karl Pařík’s design employing Late Historicism. )
Location: Centre
-eng&media=http://www.sarajevo-tourism.com/uimages/objekti/evangelisticka.gif&description=Academy of Fine Arts (Evangelistic Church) - The Academy is located in the former Evangelistic Church, built by the Evangelistic Municipality in 1899 according to Karl Pařík’s design. This church portrays early Christian and Byzantium style. )
Location: Old Town
Location: Old Town
, a trade slave square and a place where death penalties by hanging were executed. The name At Mejdan derives from a later period after a horse market and hippodrome.)
Location: Old Town
Location: Old Town
&media=http://www.sarajevo-tourism.com/uimages/objekti/serpravskola.gif&description=Sharia Law School (Faculty of Islamic Studies) - Present-day Faculty of Islamic Studies was a residential court of the Curcic family, with houses for servants, stables, and carriage-lots. The Curcic family lived here from 1736 to 1886. The Sharia Law School was built in 1889.)
Location: Centre
-odqvgmm&media=http://www.sarajevo-tourism.com/uimages/objekti/mdvor.gif&description=Marienhof (Marijin dvor) - Architecture lovers will love this impressive residential-commercial building built between 1885 and 1899. Mary''''s Court is the largest palace in the city designed by Karl Pařík in Late Historicism style.)
Location: Old Town
&media=http://www.sarajevo-tourism.com/uimages/objekti/zpp.gif&description=Grand Hotel (Payment Operations Institute) - After the Europa Hotel was built in 1882, the second largest hotel opened only a year later. The Grand Hotel was designed by Karl Pařík and Josip Vancas in early Renaissance style. It was funded by a wealthy merchant Daniel Salom. )
Location: Centre
Location: Old Town
Location: Old Town
, Preparandija (present-day Safvet-Bey Basagic Primary School) and the Applied Arts School. )
Location: Old Town
&media=http://www.sarajevo-tourism.com/uimages/objekti/domarmije.gif&description=Officers’ Casino (Army Hall B&H) - The Officers’ Casino was built in 1881 according to Karl Pařík’s design.)
Location: Old Town
&media=http://www.sarajevo-tourism.com/uimages/objekti/central.gif&description=Ayas-Pasha’s Court (˝Central˝ Hotel) - The Central Hotel was built in 1897. It has been one of the best hospitality and catering facility designed by Josip Vancas. It was built as a two-storey building with a restaurant and a cafe on the ground floor.)
Location: Old Town
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 to which the city owes its name. )
