Bosnia · SARAJEVO WAR TUNNEL TOURS
The tunnel was dug by hand under the airport runway and was the city’s only link to the outside world. The 13 visits below differ on whether transport is included, how much of the tunnel is walkable and what else the day covers.
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 2.5 hours touring Sarajevo’s wartime sites and the Tunnel of Hope Museum by comfortable minibus. Guides such as Nermin, Adis, and Safte share local context and personal memories, while you walk 100 meters of the tunnel replica and learn how the city survived the siege.
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.
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 about 2.5 hours touring Sarajevo’s wartime landmarks and the Tunnel of Hope with an English-speaking guide. Guides such as Nermin, Safet, and Haris have shared personal memories of the siege. Transport is included, but museum admission costs extra.
Start with hotel pickup and Sarajevo’s Ottoman Old Town, then visit the War Tunnel, Trebević bobsleigh track, Jewish Cemetery, and Yellow Fortress. Guides such as Elvis, Enes, Edis, and Zulfo add personal stories, Bosnian coffee, and local food tips to this five-hour tour.
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.
See Sarajevo in five hours with an English-speaking guide such as Elvis, Edis, or Enes. Walk through Ottoman Baščaršija, visit the War Tunnel and Jewish Cemetery, ride up to Trebević’s Olympic bobsleigh track, and finish with Bosnian coffee. Hotel pickup, transport, water, and coffee are included.
Meet Bosnia Tours takes you from central Sarajevo to Markale, Sniper Alley, City Hall, Baščaršija, and the Tunnel of Hope. Guides such as Aid and Adna explain the siege through local stories. Hotel pickup, transport, water, and drop-off are included. Tunnel entry costs 15 BAM extra.
Join Faruk on a private Sarajevo war tour covering the Yellow Fortress, Tunnel of Hope, Trebević viewpoint, Olympic bobsled track, and Jewish Cemetery. Expect clear explanations of the 1992 to 1995 siege, personal memories from a guide who lived through it, and strong city views. Tunnel entry costs €10 extra.
Meet Toureedoo at 2 pm for an English-language tour from central Sarajevo to Sniper Alley and the Tunnel of Hope. You’ll learn how the tunnel kept Sarajevo connected during the siege, with transport, a small group of up to 20, and a one-hour museum visit.
Join an English-speaking guide for a 3 to 4-hour drive through Sarajevo’s wartime past, including the Tunnel of Hope, Sniper Alley, Jewish Cemetery, Olympic bobsleigh track, and Yellow Fortress. The €10.50 tunnel entrance is extra, and guides such as Edis and Elvis bring strong local knowledge.
Pick a river, a bazaar or a mountain road.
