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ULICA FERHADIJA

Ulica se nalazi u središtu grada. Počinje kod “Vječne vatre” (spomenika oslobodiocima Sarajeva 06.04.1945. godine), a završava kod “Slatkog ćošeta”, na početku Ulice Sarači. Dio koji pripada Općini Centar proteže se od “Vjećne vatre” do “Gradske tržnice Markale”. Ulica je sve do 1928. godine nosila ime Ferhadija, po bosanskom namjesniku Ferhad-begu Vukoviću-Desisaliću, koji je 1561/62. godine sagradio džamiju u toj ulici. Od 1928. do 1941. godine nosila je ime Prijestolonasljednika Petra, po princu i kasnijem kralju Petru ll Karadorđeviću. Od 1941. do 1945. godine nosila je staro ime Ferhadija, a od 1945. do 1993. godine njeno ime je bilo Vase Miskina Crnog, po heroju rata 1941-1945. godine Vasi Miskinu Crnom. Od 1993. godine ponovo nosi ime Ferhadija. The street is located in the city center. It starts with the Eternal Flame (the memorial to the liberators of Sarajevo, April 6, 1945) and it ends with Slatko Ćoše, at the beginning of Sarači Street. The part belonging to the Municipality of Centre extends from the Eternal Flame to the Markale City Market. Until 1928, the street was called Ferhadija, after the Bosnian governor Ferhad-beg Vuković-Desisalić, who in 1561/62 built a mosque in that street. From 1928 to 1941, the street was named after the heir to the throne Peter, the Prince and later King Peter II Karadorđević. From 1941 to 1945, the street once again was called Ferhadija, and from 1945 to 1993, its name was changed to Vase Miskina Crnog, a hero of the 1941-1945 war. Since 1993, the street was re-named to Ferhadija.