The AVNOJ II Session Museum in Jajce, established in 1953, is a key Yugoslav memorial. Damaged in the Bosnian War, it was restored and reopened in 2008. Declared a national monument in 2002, its centerpiece is the reconstructed 1943 session hall. The museum highlights the Decisions of the Second AVNOJ Session and their historical impact.
Museum of the 2nd AVNOJ session | Muzej II. zasjedanja AVNOJ-a | Jajce Read More »
Discover the historic Grmeč mountain, a 70 km stretch between Una and Sana rivers, steeped in tales of wartime resilience. As a stronghold of partisan resistance during World War II, Grmeč proudly hosts the central monument to the National Liberation War at Korčanica’s memorial zone. This site, 32 km from Sanski Most, bears witness to the region’s heroic struggle, featuring a complex that once housed the largest partisan hospital. Explore the legacy of fallen fighters, the “Revolution” monument, and the now-ruined “Ljubav” hotel, as this silent witness to history invites you to uncover nature’s beauty intertwined with a rich past.
Monument to the Revolution Korcanica | Spomenik na Korčanici | Grmeč Read More »
Discover the profound history and architectural significance of the WW2 memorial sculpture series, honoring 700 civilians who tragically perished in August 1941. Located within Bosnia & Herzegovina’s tranquil Smrike spomenik complex near Novi Travnik, the monument, crafted in 1975 by Bogdan Bogdanovic, stands as a poignant tribute. Despite damage from the ’90s Bosnian War, the site, declared a national monument in 2012, stands resilient, offering a powerful reminder of human strength and the importance of learning from history amidst the stunning Lašva Valley scenery.
Discover the natural beauty and historical significance of Kozara National Park in northwestern Bosnia and Herzegovina. Named after the majestic Kozara Mountain, the park boasts diverse landscapes, rich biodiversity, and memorial sites from World War II. Hike or cycle through rolling hills, dense forests, and meadows, spotting wildlife like deer and foxes. The park hosts cultural events, showcasing local heritage.
Kozara National Park | Nacionalni park Kozara | Kozara near Prijedor Read More »
Discover Banj Brdo, the famed excursion site in Banja Luka, standing at 431 meters above sea level on the city’s southern side. Also known as Šehitluci, it offers panoramic views, lush forests, hiking trails, and a memorial monument by sculptor Antun Augustinčić, honoring fallen fighters of Krajina in World War II.
Banj Brdo | Banj Hill | Banja Luka Read More »
The Eternal Flame in Sarajevo, unveiled on April 6, 1946, commemorates the city’s WWII liberators. Designed by architect Juraj Neidhardt, this iconic monument features a continuously burning flame and a plaque in Yugoslav colors. Located at the intersection of Sarajevo’s main streets, it’s a meaningful gathering spot for both locals and tourists.
Eternal Flame | Vječna vatra | Sarajevo Read More »
Discover Tito’s Bunker Ark in Konjic, a secret nuclear refuge turned modern art haven. Unveiled behind an ordinary house along the Neretva River, this covert marvel, built under Yugoslav leader Josip Tito’s directive, is a 663-foot labyrinth hidden within a mountain. Explore the maze of offices, conference rooms, and Tito’s private quarters. Designed for survival during the Cold War, it now hosts guided tours through military-approved agencies in Konjic, Sarajevo, and Mostar. Dive into history and contemporary art fusion, booking your tour to unravel the enigmatic legacy of Tito’s hidden refuge.
Tito’s Bunker | Titov bunker | Konjic Read More »
Discover Sutjeska National Park, Bosnia and Herzegovina’s natural gem. Nestled in the Dinaric Alps, it boasts the majestic peak of Maglić, the primeval Perucica forest, and the stunning Skakavac waterfall. Explore the Memorial Complex to the Battle of Sutjeska (The Valley of Heroes). Perfect for hiking, wildlife spotting, and rafting.
Sutjeska National Park | Sutjeska Nacionalni Park Read More »