This tour and the museums we see tell the story of the dark and sad part of Sarajevo’s history. Only twenty years ago, citizens of this city spent the longest siege in the history of modern warfare.
For almost four years they were exposed to continuous attacks by various weapons, without electricity, water, any connection to the outside world.
The way Sarajevo’s citizens survived is rightly called “The Art of Survival”. What really happened in Sarajevo from ’92 to ’95? What did famous War Tunnel mean for the City of Sarajevo and how was it built? Did really over 1600 children have to lose their lives during the siege of this heroic city?
Bus stop next to the small park and across the street from the Army Hall of Bosnia and Herzegovina
See the actual bullet holes on the building
Memorial center for the killed children of Sarajevo
Administrative center of the Country
Business center buildings in Sarajevo that were heavily destroyed during the war.
One of the targets for the aggressors forces.
Olympic hotel that was shelled more than 100 times in a first week of the Sarajevo Siege.
The building from 1888 that held some of the most valuable artifacts of Sarajevo during the Siege.
A building still in wounds from the past war.
Drive through the Sniper Alley, a main driving street in the city, that was a place of horrendous events and killings.
This is one of the crucial places for the existence of Sarajevo, and its survival during the war.
A museum dedicated to the Siege of Sarajevo, its citizens, their resistance and skills in survival.
War memories of children of Sarajevo
Place of a massacre in Sarajevo
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