Izvorišni dio rijeke Bosne – Vrelo Bosne poznato je Sarajlijama s obzirom na to da je godinama unazad omiljeno mjesto za relaksaciju. Udaljen je od Sarajeva samo dvanaest kilometara, podno dviju poznatih planina – Bjelašnice i Igmana.
Naziv “Vrelo Bosne” ne može se posmatrati jednodimenzionalno; njegovim se dijelovima smatraju i Ilidža, kao i Stojčevac, a njegova se priroda smatra čudom. Vrelo Bosne je 2006. godine proglašeno spomenikom prirode.
Mjesto nadomak Sarajeva o kome su pisali i Englezi
Za vrijeme vladavine Austro-Ugarske Monarhije, Vrelo Bosne doseglo je svoj puni potencijal kad je riječ o izgledu koji i dan-danas poznajemo. U tom su periodu na Vrelu Bosne bili aktuelni rekreativni sportovi poput lova, ribolova, jahanja, vožnje čamcima…
Koliko je bilo rasprostranjeno mišljenje o nestvarnoj ljepoti ovog spomenika prirode nadomak Sarajeva, londonske su novine još u XIX stoljeću izvještavale o Vrelu Bosne, pa su engleski čitatelji žudjeli da posjete ovo mjesto koje je u tiskanim medijima opisivano kao najljepše na svijetu. Engleski su novinari pisali da je Vrelo Bosne okruženo zelenilom koje opija, dok je posjetiocima i zrak bio okrepljujući…
The source part of the rivers Bosnia – Vrelo Bosne it’s known to the people of Sarajevo considering that it has been a favourite place for relaxation for years. It’s only twelve kilometers away from the capital city of Bosnia and Herzegovina, at the foot of two well known mountains – Bjelasnica and Igman.
The name “Vrelo Bosne” can’t be viewed in one dimension; Ilidza and Stojcevac are considered to be its parts and this nature is considered a miracle. In 2006, Vrelo Bosne was declared a natural monument.
A place near Sarajevo that the English wrote about
During the reign of the Austro-Hungarian Monarchy, Vrelo Bosne reached its full potential when it comes to the appearance we know today. In that period of time, recreational sports, such as hunting, fishing, horseback riding, boating were current.
The opinion about unreal beauty of Vrelo Bosne was widespread and the London newspapers in XIX century reported about Vrelo Bosne. English readers longed to visit this place which is described as the most beautiful in the world. English journalists wrote that Vrelo Bosne was surrounded by intoxicating greenery, while the air was invigorating for the visitors…