Recommended - Emina was our guide - she was interesting and informative. Tour was very good and engaging. We came away understanding the conflict a little better

Sarajevo 2024 - The guide is very experienced, informative and friendly. She asked lots of questions professionally. We know more about the history and lives of people during the 90's. She is passionate. It demonstrated how she loves her country.

This excursion is a must-visit for anyone interested in understanding the city's past and the - I recently visited the Tunnel of Hope in Sarajevo, and it was an unforgettable experience. Our host was incredibly knowledgeable, providing detailed insights into the history and significance of the tunnel. While the information shared was confronting, it powerfully illustrated the determination and resilience of Sarajevo's people during the siege. This excursion is a must-visit for anyone interested in understanding the city's past and the strength of its inhabitants.

Very informative - Very informative guide and good planning of this tour. Everyone should take this tour to get a first hand account from a siege survivor

Great - Great guide fab detail . Tunnel museum great learnt lots about the Yugoslavia split of countries . Lots of information about all the buildings

Good to know the history - It was a short tour but contains a lot of interesting things. Guide had a lot of knowledge to share with us and we learned many important things from him.

Wonderful tour - The guide , who lived through the siege was so informative and keen to tell as much as he could about everthing. Tour was supposed to be 2 1/2 but went for an extra hour- very good.

Engaging tour with personal anecdotes - Our guide Emina was born during the war and many of her family members and her father was a war veteran. She spoke and gave her personal insights which was very engaging. Complex politics of Sarajevo - She tried to explain. The tunnel is a real testament to the human resilience and makes you wonder how low humanity has to fall to siege and kill ordinary civilians that they have to use a tunnel for the rays of hope and light! Highly recommended. Do take a pen with you if want to sign the comment book over the tunnel house as there was no ink in the pen :)… Sniper alley is on the way and back and you can see the gun shots on the facade of buildings opposite

Meaningful Experience - Incredible experience to learn about the resilience of the Bosnian people. Our guide was very knowledgeable as he was a child in Sarajevo during the war.

Tunnel under repair - On a glorious summer's day we ventured to see this tunnel, unfortunately due to repairs being undertaken, we were unable to enter the tunnel, although we did ignore a sign telling us not to, The old "we don't speak Bosnian " was going to be out excuse if we got pulled up. A film on show was interesting enough and some of the exhibits was ok. On paying, maybe a word that the tunnel was closed would have helped.