The Inat House is a historic Ottoman-era house located near Baščaršija in Sarajevo, on the banks of the Miljacka River. Originally, it stood on Mustay Paşa Square, where the Sarajevo City Hall was to be built. Prior to the construction of the City Hall between 1892 and 1894, two caravanserais on the site were demolished; however, the house’s owner, Benderija, objected to the demolition of the structure. According to legend, he demanded that every part of his house be dismantled and rebuilt on the opposite bank of the river, and that he be paid a sack of gold. In response to this demand, the building was moved across from the City Hall and, due to its owner’s stubbornness, came to be known as the “House of Stubbornness.” Today, it serves as a restaurant offering traditional Bosnian cuisine.