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Neighborhood in Sarajevo, Bosnia and Herzegovina

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Mejtaš (Cyrillic: Мејташ) is a neighbourhood of Bosnia and Herzegovina's capital Sarajevo, where it is located in the center of the city. The neighbourhood has some of the most expensive real estate properties in Sarajevo and it is one of the most prestigious parts in Sarajevo. It is also a residence of the former Chairman of the Council of Ministers of Bosnia and Herzegovina, Denis Zvizdić. The Federal Ministry of Finance and the Intelligence-Security Agency of Bosnia and Herzegovina are located in Mejtaš. The headquarters of the Party of Democratic Action, the country's most powerful political party, is located in Mejtaš. The area is also very close to "Vječna vatra" one of Sarajevo's main symbols. The neighborhoods houses the Black party of Sarajevo

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Stari Grad
  1. Babića bašća
  2. Baščaršija
  3. Bistrik
  4. Ferhadija
  5. Hrid – Jarčedoli
  6. Kovači
  7. Logavina
  8. Mahmutovac
  9. Medrese
  10. Mjedenica
  11. Mošćanica
  12. Sedrenik
  13. Sumbuluša
  14. Širokača
  15. Toka–Džeka
  16. Vratnik
Centar
  1. Bardakčije
  2. Betanija
  3. Breka
  4. Centar
  5. Ciglane
  6. Crni vrh
  7. Gorica
  8. Donji Velešići
  9. Džidžikovac
  10. Hrastovi
  11. Koševo
  12. Koševo 2
  13. Koševsko brdo
  14. Marijin dvor
  15. Mejtaš
  16. Mrkovići
  17. Nahorevo
  18. Bjelave
  19. Park
  20. Pionirska dolina
  21. Podtekija
  22. Skenderija
  23. Soukbunar
  24. Trg Oslobođenja
  25. Šip
  26. Velešići Donji
  27. Višnjik
Novo Sarajevo
  1. Čengić vila I
  2. Čengić vila II
  3. Dolac
  4. Hrasno
  5. Hrasno brdo
  6. Gornji Kovačići
  7. Gornji Velešići
  8. Grbavica I
  9. Grbavica II
  10. Kovačići
  11. Kvadrant
  12. Malta
  13. Pofalići I
  14. Pofalići II
  15. Trg Heroja
  16. Velešići
  17. Vraca
  18. Željeznička
Novi Grad
  1. Ali-pašin most I
  2. Ali-pašin most II
  3. Ali-pašino polje A I
  4. Ali-pašino polje A II
  5. Ali-pašino polje B I
  6. Ali-pašino polje B II
  7. Ali-pašino polje C I
  8. Ali-pašino polje C II
  9. Aneks
  10. Briješće
  11. Buča potok
  12. Čengić vila
  13. Dobrinja A
  14. Dobrinja B
  15. Dobrinja C
  16. Dobrinja D
  17. Dobroševići
  18. Dolac
  19. Staro Hrasno
  20. Olimpijsko selo
  21. Otoka
  22. Neđarići
  23. Reljevo
  24. Saraj-polje
  25. Sokolje
  26. Stup, Sarajevo
  27. Švrakino selo I
  28. Švrakino selo II
  29. Švrkino selo III


43°51′41″N 18°25′04″E / 43.86139°N 18.41778°E / 43.86139; 18.41778

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