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Discover Sarajevo’s powerful story of resilience with a ticket to the History Museum of Bosnia and Herzegovina. Located in the heart of Sarajevo, this museum brings to life the city’s recent and tumultuous past, focusing on the extraordinary survival of its residents during the Siege of Sarajevo from 1992 to 1996.
As you explore the museum, you’ll walk through exhibits that vividly depict the daily struggles faced by ordinary people. Experience firsthand the ingenuity and creativity they employed to overcome challenges when basic necessities like electricity, water, and food were suddenly cut off and the city was under constant threat.
A highlight of your visit is the 'Besieged Sarajevo' exhibition, featuring authentic artifacts and personal stories donated by citizens who lived through the siege. Their contributions make this museum a deeply personal and moving space, providing unmatched insights into the impact of war on community and culture.
Step further back in time with the permanent exhibition 'Wer ist Walter? Topography of Antifascist Resistance in Bosnia and Herzegovina.' Learn about the largest armed resistance against Fascism in occupied Europe, discover the story behind the code name Walter, and see how unity across ethnic divides shaped history.
The History Museum is more than a collection of objects—it’s a living space dedicated to ongoing exhibitions that reveal the diverse history and culture of Bosnia and Herzegovina. Your self-guided visit starts at the museum entrance and typically lasts around 1 to 1.5 hours, with all exhibits included. Don’t miss your chance to explore Sarajevo’s remarkable past—check availability and secure your ticket now!
