• Sarajevo Cathedral - 1. A concise overview of the Sacred Heart of Jesus Cathedral in Sarajevo.

2. The nickname ‘Little Yugoslavia’ for Sarajevo.

• Sarajevo War Tunnel - 1. Over 20 monuments will be discussed and viewed en route to the Tunnel of Hope Museum, including Ottoman, Austro-Hungarian, and Yugoslav landmarks.

2. The Kolar family’s war house.

3. Watch a 17-minute and 44-second film.

4. Minefields.

5. The ‘92-‘95 Sarajevo War Museum.

6. War room and war journal area.

7. Walk through the Tunnel of Hope.

8. Enjoy 10-15 minutes of free time.

• Markale Market - 1. Information on the largest Rose of Sarajevo in the city.

2. The number of victims in 1994 and 1995.

• Eternal Flame - 1. Introduction to Yugoslavia.

2. The monument commemorating Sarajevo’s liberation in WWII.

• Presidency of Bosnia-Herzegovina - 1. Guests can view the ‘most complex institution in Europe’ - The Presidency of Bosnia and Herzegovina.

2. A brief overview of the current political system in Bosnia and Herzegovina.

• Sniper Alley - 1. Travel through Sarajevo’s main and most dangerous Sniper Alley, and learn about the war-journalist hotel and the Holiday Inn hotel, used for soldier exchanges during the siege.
• History Museum of Bosnia and Herzegovina - 1. Visit the Historical Museum of Bosnia and Herzegovina, located on the main sniper-alley site of Sarajevo’s ‘92/‘95 siege.
• National Museum of Bosnia and Herzegovina - 1. Pass by the National Museum in the Austro-Hungarian section of Sarajevo.

2. A brief explanation of the ‘Sarajevo Haggadah’ book.

• Pofalići - 1. Satellite Hill.

2. The core defensive zone and strategy of the Bosnian army.

• Envera Šehovića - 1. The central area of Sarajevo, heavily impacted during the siege.

2. Sniper bullet holes on buildings.

3. Three Yellow towers with grenade remnants.

4. Providing the UN’s official statistics on grenade shots from Trebevic mountain during the nearly 4-year siege.

• Alipašino Polje - 1. The 1984 Olympic village of Sarajevo.

2. The Communist-Yugoslavian section and architecture of Sarajevo.

• Hotel Radon Plaza - 1. A brief explanation of the former local-war journal institution ‘Oslobođenje’ - the Liberation Journal.
• Butmirska Cesta - 1. Visit the survival path and Free Bosnian territory.
• Istočno Novo Sarajevo - 1. Tour and explanation of East Sarajevo, located in the ‘Republika Srpska’ (RS) entity, the second entity of Bosnia and Herzegovina.

Understand the core differences between the two entities and the country’s ethnic diversity.

• Sunnyland Sarajevo - 1. On the way to the sniper zones, be introduced to the ‘Bosnian Disneyland’ facility called ‘SunnyLand,’ a former 1992/1995 sniper zone.
• Trebević Vidikovac - 1. Trebević Mountain (Panorama).

2. First and second sniper zones.

• Sarajevo Olympic Bobsleigh and Luge Track - 1. The renowned 1984 Sarajevo Olympic Bobsleigh track, featuring the best photo spot on the track.
• Jewish Cemetery in Sarajevo - 1. Visit 16th-century monuments.

2. Presentation of Sarajevo as the ‘European Jerusalem.’

3. Monument for WWII Jewish victims.

4. Jewish Synagogue.

• Suada and Olga Bridge - 1. Visit the left side of Vrbanja bridge, known as the ‘Sarajevo Siege First Victim Bridge’ side.

2. The first building shot at the start of the Sarajevo War.

3. Visit the right side of Vrbanja bridge, known as the ‘Sarajevo Romeo and Juliet bridge’ side - A love war story.

• KJP Center “Skenderija” d.o.o - 1. Frontline 1992/1995.

2. The 1984 Olympic hall ‘Skenderija.’

• Latin Bridge - 1. Latin Bridge (Assassination site of Franz Ferdinand - WWI).

2. Hotel Saray.

• Sarajevo City Hall - 1. Discover the story of one of Sarajevo’s most iconic institutions, the City Hall (National Library), burned twice in history.
• Yellow Fortress - 1. The best panorama and sunset spot in Sarajevo.

2. Presentation of Ottoman history.

• Transport by air-conditioned minivan
• Driver/guide

• Entrance fee for Tunnel of Hope Museum (10 EUR / 20 BAM per adult, 4 EUR / 8 BAM per student)

‘Roses of Sarajevo’ small-group tour is recommended by world famous singer, Sting, who participated in this tour in 2022.

The ‘Roses of Sarajevo’ tour is the official war tour of Sarajevo, presented ONLY by the tour guides that experienced and survived the siege of Sarajevo.

Some used the Tunnel of Hope to escape the siege, some were refugees in their own city during ‘92-‘95.

The Tunnel of Hope nowadays is the most touristic and symbolic place of Sarajevo, where you need to get presentation from staff that experienced it 20+ years ago.

It’s the place that ended the 20th century!

Our transports are SUV and MPV cars with safe drivers.

Take a chance and get the best-sold war book from our tour guide, in the Tunnel of Hope souvenir shop.

Our specialty is our STAFF! The only agency with all registered, certified, licensed and war-experienced tour guides.

• Children must be accompanied by an adult
• Please note, that one Guide have a maximum 8 person

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.