Explore Gallery 11/07/95, Bosnia and Herzegovina’s leading memorial gallery-museum. Dedicated to preserving the memory of the Srebrenica genocide, this exhibition space reflects on the tragic events of July 1995, honoring the lives of 8,372 lost. Through multimedia exhibits, including photos and interactive documents, the gallery offers both a documentary and artistic interpretation.
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Situated in the historic Kršlak House, which leans against the city wall on the way to the Fortress, the City Gallery in Jajce is a cultural gem. The City Gallery’s
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Visit Makova Hiža in Stolac, a museum dedicated to Mak Dizdar, one of Bosnia and Herzegovina’s greatest poets. Born in Stolac in 1917, Dizdar’s legacy lives on through his manuscripts and works, including the renowned “Stone Sleeper.” Opened in 1997, this museum celebrates his life and the medieval tombstones he cherished.
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Explore the rich artistic tapestry of Bosnia and Herzegovina at the International Portrait Gallery Tuzla, founded in 1964. With over 5000 continually growing artworks, including collections dedicated to contemporary portraits, the legacy of Ismet Mujezinović, and notable figures like Tito, the gallery has been recognized as a national monument. Housing a library of 3000+ units and engaging in numerous cultural initiatives, the gallery stands as a vibrant cultural hub. Immerse yourself in this artistic haven, where history and creativity converge in a visually captivating experience.
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The National Gallery of Bosnia and Herzegovina, founded in 1946, houses over 6,000 works of modern and contemporary art. Located in a historic 1912 building in Sarajevo, the gallery showcases both permanent and temporary exhibitions, offers educational programs, and remains a key institution for visual arts in the country.
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The Museum of Contemporary Art of Republika Srpska (MSURS) was founded in 1971, following a remarkable act of solidarity after the 1969 earthquake in Banja Luka. Artists donated 750 artworks, forming its foundation. Located in a historic Austro-Hungarian railway station, MSURS showcases global and local contemporary art, fostering creativity, cultural exchange, and public engagement through exhibitions and education.
Discover Sarajevo City Hall, a symbol of history and resilience in Bosnia & Herzegovina. Inaugurated in 1896, it endured destruction in 1992 but was meticulously restored and reopened on May 9, 2014. Today, it serves as a vital cultural hub, hosting significant events and showcasing Bosnia’s rich heritage.
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Visitors to the BAŠ Gallery are welcomed into an immersive world where tradition comes to life. Nestled within a delightful setting, the gallery offers a captivating insight into the artistic
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