• Sebilj | Old Ottoman Drinking Fountain - Sarajevo Minecraft...

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    The Sebilj is a pseudo-Ottoman-style wooden fountain ( sebilj ) in the centre of Baščaršija square in Sarajevo built by Mehmed Pasha Kukavica in 1753.

  • Baščaršija - Sarajevo

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    Sebilj ili Sebil je arapska riječ u značenju "put", ali kao termin označava dobrotvornu, vrlo staru instituciju, fontanu. ... Sarajevo Insider. Zelenih beretki 30. Bećart.

  • Hotel Sebilj Delux Free Parking, Sarajevo, Bosnia-Herzegovina

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    Sebilj Delux Free Parking - The apartment lies just close to the Ottoman-style wooden Sebilj in Sarajevo Fountain.

  • Sebilj Stock Vector. Illustration of Antique, Herzegovina...

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    only vector/RAW. Royalty-Free Vector. Sebilj - old fountain in Sarajevo. Download preview. ... Sebilj - old fountain in Sarajevo. 2.

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    Sebilj in Sarajevo.

  • Visit Sarajevo — Official Website

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    Discover More Robert De Niro Explore Sarajevo Let's Make Your Best Trip Baščaršija & Sebilj Bascarsija (tur. – the main market) was established in the 15th...

  • Beautiful Sarajevo. The City That Has Endured Everything

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    The Sebilj, an 18th-century wooden fountain. Photo credit: Brad Yonaka. One of the venues that pleasantly surprised me in Sarajevo was the National...

  • Saraybosna'da Sebilj - Sebilj in Sarajevo - abcdef.wiki

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    Saraybosna'da Sebilj - Sebilj in Sarajevo. Bu makale Saraybosna'daki sebil hakkındadır. Diğer sebiller için Sebil sayfasına bakınız .

  • Sebilj in Sarajevo — Wikiwand - Sebilj in Sarajevo

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    The Sebilj is an Ottoman-style wooden fountain (sebil) in the centre of Baščaršija Square in Sarajevo built by Mehmed Pasha Kukavica in 1753.