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Veliki Park
Veliki Park
Veliki Park (Large Park) is located downtown in Marsala Tita Street, just across the BBI Shopping Mall. During the Austro-Hungarian period, an area around the old Muslim graveyard was urbanized.
Location: Centre
At the park entrance, there is a Monument Dedicated to Children of Sarajevo killed between 1992-1995.

In addition to Veliki Park, there is a nearby Mali Park (Small Park) with statues of our great novelists Camil Sijaric, Dervis Susic and Izet Sarajlic; At Mejdan Park; Jezero Park (Bare Sip) with jogging tracks and a 3-km long bicycle track; Kosevo Park; Park sume Mojmilo brdo (Forest Park) with a ski trail and ski lift designed for children

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