The Museum of Republika Srpska is a museum located in Banja Luka, which is the capital of the Republika Srpska entity of Bosnia and Herzegovina. The museum is dedicated to preserving and showcasing the cultural, historical, and artistic heritage of the Republika Srpska region. The museum was founded in 1930, and it is housed in […]
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Despića House, with its roots dating back to the 17th century, offers a unique glimpse into the Orthodox family life in Sarajevo. Originally Bosnian-Oriental in design, it underwent changes, gaining European architectural charm. The Despićs, prominent fur traders, played a vital role in Sarajevo’s social elite. Notably, the house hosted early theater performances, foreshadowing Sarajevo’s modern theaters. Divided into four phases, its rich history is now preserved by the Sarajevo City Museum, commemorating its architectural and cultural significance.
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Located in Sarajevo’s historic Baščaršija, Brusa Bezistan, founded in 1551 by Rustem Pasha, once a bustling silk marketplace, now serves as part of the Sarajevo Museum. Its six grand domes and rich history offer visitors a captivating journey through time. Explore artifacts spanning from prehistoric to Austro-Hungarian eras, including a detailed model of old Sarajevo, providing a unique insight into the city’s past.
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The Museum of Crimes Against Humanity and Genocide 1992-1995 is located in Sarajevo, Bosnia and Herzegovina. It is dedicated to the memory of the victims of the Bosnian War, which took place from 1992 to 1995. The museum was founded in 2016 and is one of the few museums in the world that deals exclusively
View this post on Instagram A post shared by Destination: 📍Bosnia (@destinationbosnia) …spot where World War I started… In the heart of Sarajevo, the Museum ‘Sarajevo 1878–1918’ stands as a compelling testament to the city’s captivating history during the Austro-Hungarian rule. Housed within the former Schiller Shop, this museum holds a unique place in the
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Opened on February 8, 1984, amidst dignitaries and IOC President J.A. Samaranch, the Olympic Museum in Sarajevo resides in the historic Mandić Villa. Located at the city’s heart, it exhibits sports memorabilia, including equipment, torches, photos, and medals. Despite damage in 1992, exhibits were preserved and showcased at the Zetra complex until the museum’s reopening on October 8, 2020. Following the Lausanne model, the museum integrates sports and art, featuring not only the 1984 Olympics but also EYOF 2019 exhibits and artworks from global and Bosnian-Herzegovinian artists.
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Step into history at Muslibegovića Kuća, a jewel of Ottoman architecture in Mostar. This national monument, financed by Mehmed Muslibegović in the 18th century, preserves its original allure. With distinctive rooms, including a haremlik and economic section, the complex boasts captivating courtyards and a summer kitchen. Hosting treasures like a Quran in gold and white, it now offers rental rooms, transforming into a heritage hotel. Recognized by Expedia, it invites you to relish Ottoman opulence. Discover the allure of Muslibegovića Kuća, where history comes alive in the heart of Mostar.
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Explore the rich Jewish heritage of Bosnia and Herzegovina at the Jewish Museum, housed in the historic Old Jewish Synagogue built in 1581. This cultural gem, transformed into a museum in 1966, showcases the enduring legacy of the Jewish community. The first floor highlights influential Jewish figures, while the second floor commemorates the Holocaust with the monumental “Book of Suffering.” Nearby, the New Jewish Synagogue, constructed in 1820, now serves as an art gallery.
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…A Glimpse into Sarajevo’s 18th and 19th Century Urban Muslim Lifestyle… Explore the rich urban Muslim heritage of Sarajevo at Svrzo House, a historical residence from the late 18th and throughout the 19th century. Originally built by the prestigious Glodo family, this house passed into the hands of another esteemed family, the Svrzos, through marriage.
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View this post on Instagram A post shared by Sarajevska furka (@sarajevskafurka) Established in 1945 as the Museum of the Revolution of Bosnia and Herzegovina and later renamed the Historical Museum of Bosnia and Herzegovina in 1993, this museum offers a captivating journey through the various facets of Bosnian and Herzegovinian history. View this post
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