The Sebilj is an iconic Ottoman-era wooden fountain located in Baščaršija Square in Sarajevo, a prominent symbol of the city. It is generally accessible to all visitors, including those with mobility challenges, as it's situated in a pedestrian zone. Visiting the Sebilj is typically free and can be enjoyed year-round, although the square can be more crowded during peak tourist season in the summer months. A typical visit involves taking photos, enjoying the atmosphere of the square, and perhaps feeding the pigeons that gather around the fountain. A solo visit is perfectly safe and common, though guided tours of the city often include the Sebilj as a key stop. The visit duration is usually short, around 15-30 minutes, unless you plan to spend more time exploring the surrounding Baščaršija area.