Located in the old town, its a hub of activity with people meeting. Go an see this old fountain, and if nothing else get a free water bottle fill up. Watch out for the pigeons though!

The Sebilj is an Ottoman era fountain in the centre of Baščaršija Square. The fountain was built by Mehmed Pasha Kukavica in 1753, although it was relocated to its present location in 1891. An unusual feature of the fountain is the wooden covering like a wooden screen in the Ottoman style. I was told that visitors who drink water from this fountain will return to Sarajevo someday. I’m not going to test that out.

Amazing market with thousands of sweets shops, restaurants, souvenir stores and jewellery shops. Tons to see, photo and eat. This particular fountain is where hundreds of pigeons gather daily to be chased by children and observed by passersby. Fun and lively.

The fountain itself is interesting to look at, and looks Turkish on its own. It is also situated in the center of the square which is in the center of that part of Old Town. You should definitely visit the Turkish section of town and walk through the small and narrow streets when you are in Sarajevo. The fountain itself is not necessarily a must-see, but you will almost certainly see it while you're in this part of town. It still works, too, so feel free to fill your water bottle while you're there!

There is the fountain in the midst of it all. Around it, is the taxi hub and vendors booths. It is difficult not to see it. It's like a meeting point or a marker in the city. Even though I was told those who drink from it returns to the country. Other than this it held no significance to me but to the locals it does. .