Bosnia · SARAJEVO SIEGE TOURS
The siege lasted 1,425 days and ended in 1996. These 15 tours visit frontline positions, the buildings still marked by it and the streets where daily life continued, most of them led by people who were in the city at the time. Prices, running times and group sizes are listed with each one.
Travel by air-conditioned vehicle through Sarajevo with a local guide such as Ayoub, Almir, Emin, or Tarik. Visit the War Tunnel Museum, Sniper Alley, Yellow Fortress, Olympic bobsleigh track, defenders’ cemeteries, and Trebević viewpoints while hearing clear explanations and personal wartime memories.
Spend four hours with a veteran or war survivor guide such as Adnan, Adis, Mustafa, or Samira, connecting Sarajevo’s Tunnel of Hope with Sniper Alley, Trebevic, the ruined Osmice hotel, the Olympic bobsleigh track, and major cemeteries. The tour runs in English, by private vehicle or small group.
Spend four hours exploring Sarajevo’s wartime landmarks with a local guide, often a veteran such as Adis, Ibrahim, Enes, or Mustafa. Visit the War Tunnel Museum, Trebević, the Jewish Cemetery, and Yellow Fortress in an air-conditioned vehicle, with hotel pickup available outside the center.
Spend four hours tracing Sarajevo’s wartime story with an English-speaking guide such as Almir, Ago, Ahmed, or Emin. Visit the Tunnel of Hope, Yellow Fortress, Trebević Mountain, Olympic sites, cemeteries, and Sniper Alley. Expect air-conditioned transport, personal accounts, and a serious but humane look at the siege.
Spend four hours with a Sarajevo war veteran such as Adnan, Mustafa, Enes, or Omer, visiting Sniper Alley, the War Tunnel, Trebević Mountain, the Olympic bobsled track, and the Jewish Cemetery. Pickup, transport, guide, and tunnel admission are included.
Travel from Sarajevo to Srebrenica in a small group of up to eight with guides such as Adis, Adnan, or Senad, Bosnian war veterans who explain the conflict from personal experience. Visit the former UN battery factory, memorial rooms, cemetery, and Srebrenica town. Lunch and hotel drop-off are included.
See Sarajevo through its wartime story, from the Yellow Fortress and Sniper Alley to the Olympic sites and Tunnel of Hope Museum. Local guides such as Nermin and Naida may add personal memories of the siege. Transport is included, but the museum entry fee is extra.
Spend 3 to 4 hours tracing Sarajevo’s 1,425-day siege with hotel pickup, an air-conditioned vehicle, and an English-speaking guide. You’ll enter the Tunnel of Hope Museum at your own expense, see Sniper Alley and wartime front lines, visit Trebević and the Olympic bobsleigh track, and hear personal accounts from guides such as Emina Koso and Enes.
Spend about three hours tracing Mostar’s wartime story with local guides such as Esmer, Harun, or Vedad. Visit Tito’s hidden aircraft hangar, the Mostar War Museum, and former front-line streets, with hotel pickup and drop-off available.
Spend about 10 hours traveling from Sarajevo to Srebrenica with a guide such as Adis, Adnan, or Omer, whose personal wartime experience adds context to the history. Visit the former UN base, genocide museum, memorial room, cemetery, and Srebrenica itself in a small group of up to 12.
Spend about 2.5 hours with guides such as Marko, Marco, Miran, Dario, or Marin, visiting four secret Yugoslav-era sites around Mostar. Expect local stories, music, Cold War history, the Bosnian War, and round-trip transport for up to 16 people.
Travel through Sarajevo with a licensed guide, visiting the Yellow Fortress, Kovači Cemetery, Olympic sites, wartime landmarks, and the Tunnel of Hope Museum. Guides such as Nermin share personal memories of the siege. The tour lasts about 3.5 hours and museum entry costs extra.
Spend about 10 hours with an English-speaking guide such as Hamza, Emir, Ahmed, Salem, or Mustafa, visiting Konjic, Tito’s bunker, the War Tunnel, Olympic ruins, Trebević, and the Jewish Cemetery. Pickup, transport, and entrance fees are included.
Spend about three hours seeing Sarajevo through its wartime story with Adis Hamzic or a member of his guiding team. Visit Yellow Fortress, Sniper Alley, the Presidency, the children’s memorial, and the Tunnel of Hope. Expect thoughtful storytelling, a small group, and an extra €10 museum fee.
Spend 150 minutes tracing Yugoslavia from Tito and the Cold War to war and modern Bosnia. English-speaking guides such as Marko, Simon, Marco, and Saddy use music, photographs, documents, and four carefully chosen sites to make a complex past easier to grasp.
Pick a river, a bazaar or a mountain road.
