A significant monument from the late Middle Ages is the Roman Bridge located in the area of Kožetin, near Ustikolina. Rimski Most in Kožetin is a remarkable Roman bridge dating back to the 2nd century AD, spanning the Drina River and serving as a testament to the engineering prowess and enduring legacy of the Roman […]
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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 Ars Aevi Museum of Contemporary Art in Sarajevo offers a unique and thought-provoking experience for art lovers. Here’s what you can expect when visiting: Unconventional Artistic Expressions The Ars Aevi Museum showcases avant-garde and unconventional contemporary artworks, pushing the boundaries of artistic expression. Visitors can explore a diverse range of installations, multimedia art, conceptual
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The National Gallery of Bosnia and Herzegovina offers a captivating journey into the world of Bosnian and Herzegovinian art. Here’s what you can expect when visiting: Diverse Art Collection The National Gallery houses a diverse collection of artworks, spanning different periods, styles, and mediums. Visitors can explore a wide range of paintings, sculptures, drawings, prints,
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the Museum of Sutjeska National Park offers a unique opportunity to delve into the natural and historical wonders of one of Bosnia and Herzegovina’s most breathtaking national parks. Natural Heritage Exhibits The museum showcases the diverse natural heritage of Sutjeska National Park, known for its pristine landscapes, majestic mountains, and rich biodiversity. Exhibits highlight the
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View this post on Instagram A post shared by Discover Bosnia & Herzegovina @ lll.ba (@discover_bosnia_herzegovina) Step into the enthralling world of the Museum of Contemporary Art in Banja Luka, a place where history, culture, and art converge within the walls of a remarkable national monument – the former Banja Luka railway station. This iconic
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The Museum of Hercegovina in Trebinje, Eastern Herzegovina, traces a rich cultural history from prehistoric times to the modern era. Housing diverse departments including Archaeology, Art, History, Ethnology, and Natural Sciences, the museum showcases artifacts acquired through systematic excavations, complemented by a growing collection of artistic pieces and ethnographic objects. The institution, founded in 1952, also serves as a hub for scholarly activities, publishing journals and contributing significantly to the region’s cultural preservation.
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View this post on Instagram A post shared by lll.ba Bosnia & Herzegovina Travel Guide (@discover_bosnia_herzegovina) …one of the most valuable memorial Jewish complexes in Europe… Nestled in Sarajevo, Bosnia & Herzegovina, the Old Jewish Cemetery is a historically significant site with a rich cultural and historical tapestry. It stands as a testament to the
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The AVNOJ Road, also known as the “Road of Brotherhood and Unity,” holds historical significance in the region of Bosnia and Herzegovina. AVNOJ stands for the Anti-Fascist Council of People’s Liberation of Yugoslavia, which was a key organization during World War II in the fight against fascism and the liberation of Yugoslavia. The AVNOJ Road
Relive the historic 1984 Winter Olympics in Sarajevo, Yugoslavia, with venues like Koševo Stadium and Zetra Arena witnessing historic events. From figure skating at Zetra to bobsledding on Trebević Mountain and skiing competitions on Bjelašnica, Jahorina, and Igman, the Games left an indelible mark. Vučko, the friendly wolf mascot, symbolizes the enduring spirit, adding warmth and humor. Despite wartime challenges, ongoing efforts to restore iconic sites like the Olympic Museum showcase Sarajevo’s resilience. Explore the history at restored landmarks like Zetra Arena, Bjelašnica, Jahorina, and Igman, celebrating the enduring legacy of the Sarajevo 1984 Winter Olympics.
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