Bosmal City Center, Modern residential complex in Sarajevo, Bosnia and Herzegovina.

The Bosmal City Center is a modern residential complex in Sarajevo with two towers of differing designs, each reaching approximately 118 meters tall. The development contains approximately 307 apartments in upper floors, while the base features shops, restaurants, a swimming pool, and fitness facilities open to both residents and visitors.

The Bosmal City Center was the project of Bosmal, a firm founded in 1998 by brothers Nihad and Edin Šabanović of Visoko, who had left Bosnia and Herzegovina during the war and emigrated to Malaysia. The investment, valued at 50 million US dollars (elsewhere cited as 120 million euros), is described as the largest direct foreign greenfield investment in the country. Nearly seventy companies and more than 3,500 workers took part in the construction.

The complex was conceived as a "city within a city," with a commercial section open to all Sarajevo residents. Its name combines the company Bosmal with the idea of a city center. The Šabanović brothers, who founded Bosmal in 1998, named it after their firm.

The complex sits in the Hrasno neighbourhood, with a garage and business section holding 400 parking spaces, and nine fast lifts linking it to the 306 apartments above. The commercial ground level, with restaurants, a supermarket, salons and boutiques, is open to all Sarajevo residents, not only apartment owners.

The complex was conceived as a "city within a city": its commercial floors are open to all Sarajevo residents, not just apartment owners. At the very top, a panoramic restaurant looks out over the historic core of Sarajevo, the newer parts of the city and the surrounding hills.