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How Does Public Transport Work in Sarajevo?

Sarajevo uses trams, trolleybuses, buses and minibuses. For most visitors, the tram corridor is the easiest transport backbone.

Information checked 27 August 2026
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SHORT ANSWER

A standard GRAS single city ticket is currently 2.20 KM; a day ticket is 7.10 KM.

Buy the correct ticket for the operator and route, and validate or follow the ticket instructions after boarding.

NETWORK

Four main modes

GRAS operates tram, trolleybus, bus and minibus services across Sarajevo Canton. Centrotrans also operates city and regional services, so check which operator runs your route.

CURRENT GRAS FARES

Useful 2026 reference

GRAS currently lists a single city tram/trolleybus/bus/minibus ticket at 2.20 KM and a day ticket at 7.10 KM. Fares can change, so re-check the official price page close to your trip.

WHERE TO BUY

Kiosks and operator channels

GRAS lists ticket kiosks at locations including Ilidža, Stup, Dobrinja, Otoka and Baščaršija. Centrotrans also offers app-based ticket purchasing on supported services.

SOURCES

Where we checked this

FAQ

Quick questions

How much is a Sarajevo tram ticket?

GRAS currently lists a single tram ride at 2.20 KM.

Is there a day ticket?

Yes. GRAS currently lists a day ticket at 7.10 KM.

Are all buses run by one company?

No. GRAS and Centrotrans both operate services, so check the operator for your route.

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