The Ashkenazi Jewish community in Sarajevo dates back to the late 19th century when they settled in the area after 1878. They brought with them their own distinct language, culture, and traditions, setting them apart from the Sephardic Jews who had been in Sarajevo since the 16th century. Architectural Beauty View this post on Instagram …
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Explore the architectural legacy of Karlo Paržik, a Czech-born architect who played a pivotal role in shaping Sarajevo’s urban fabric during his almost six-decade-long presence. His works encompass the iconic Zemaljski muzej (National Museum), the neorenaissance Marijin dvor, the unique Sarajevska sinagoga (Sarajevo Synagogue), and the versatile Evangelistička crkva (Evangelical Church), showcasing his architectural prowess. Paržik’s designs also extended to significant structures like Vijećnica (City Hall) and the revived Hotel Evropa, leaving an indelible mark on Sarajevo’s architectural heritage.
View this post on Instagram A post shared by lll.ba Bosnia & Herzegovina Travel Guide (@discover_bosnia_herzegovina) Immerse yourself in the world of creativity and talent at the Academy of Fine Arts Sarajevo, an esteemed faculty within the University of Sarajevo, Bosnia & Herzegovina. Founded in 1972 by renowned professors and acclaimed artists, the academy nurtures …
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View this post on Instagram A post shared by Samir Basic (@smrbsc) …Where Sport and Art Converge… The Olympic Museum in Sarajevo is a museum dedicated to the 1984 Winter Olympics held in Sarajevo, Bosnia & Herzegovina. The museum is located in the heart of the city and contains various exhibits related to the Olympics, …
Discover the rich cultural heritage of Bosnia & Herzegovina at the National Museum, the oldest museum institution in the country. Established in 1888 during the Austro-Hungarian rule, this museum boasts a stunning neorenaissance building designed by architect Karlo Paržik. Its diverse collections are organized into sections such as archaeology, ethnology, and natural sciences, showcasing remarkable artifacts like the renowned Sarajevska hagada, a traditional Jewish book. The museum’s botanical garden, a unique oasis within its complex, was founded in 1913 by botanist Karlo Maly and features over 3,000 plant species, offering visitors a chance to explore exotic trees and a romantic floral ambiance.
View this post on Instagram A post shared by lll.ba Bosnia & Herzegovina Travel Guide (@discover_bosnia_herzegovina) Sarajevo City Hall, Gradska Vijećnica, is a masterpiece of history and resilience, nestled in the heart of Bosnia & Herzegovina. This majestic building, inaugurated on April 20, 1896, served as an administrative hub, witnessing the ebb and flow of …