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Group sizeUp to 7 travelers
Overview
This is not a tour focused only on dates and events, it’s about understanding how people actually lived through the siege of Sarajevo.
Instead of a large group and a scripted experience, this tour is designed as a small group where there is space for questions, discussion, and a more personal approach.
A key part of the experience is the visit to a local veterans museum, where those who defended the city share their stories directly with visitors. These are perspectives that cannot be fully captured through books or documentaries.
The goal of this tour is simple: to give you a clear, human understanding of what Sarajevo went through.
What's included
Professional local guide
Entrance fee to Tunnel of Hope
Air-conditioned vehicle
Small group experience (max 7 people)
Optional donation at the Museum of Veterans
Food and drinks
What to expect
15m
Start your tour with a panoramic view over Sarajevo, where the entire city opens in front of you. From this vantage point, you’ll clearly see how the siege ring was formed and understand how Sarajevo became completely surrounded.
Sniper Alley
Pass by
Drive along one of the most dangerous streets during the siege. As you pass through Sniper Alley, you’ll learn what daily life looked like for civilians living at the bottom of the valley, where even the simplest movement could mean exposure to danger.
1h · Admission ticket included
Visit the Tunnel of Hope, the only connection Sarajevo had with the outside world during the siege. Learn how and why it was built, how it functioned, and why it became a lifeline for food, supplies, and survival.
Muzej Veterana Dobrinje '92-'95
1h
Visit a local museum created by the people who defended this part of the city from the very beginning. Hear firsthand stories from those who lived through the siege, from ordinary civilians whose lives changed overnight, to defenders of Sarajevo sharing their experiences directly with visitors. Guests are welcome to ask any questions, no matter how personal or direct.
Free admission. Visitors are welcome to support the museum with a voluntary donation.
Meeting and pickup
Meeting point
Our office is located right across the street from the main square.". The office address is Mula Mustafe Baseskije 65.
End point
Our office is located right across the street from the main square.". The office address is Mula Mustafe Baseskije 65.
Additional information
Infants and small children can ride in a pram or stroller
Service animals allowed
Public transportation options are available nearby
Specialized infant seats are available
Suitable for all physical fitness levels
Cancellation policy
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
