Visitors can see permanent exhibits: Open Depo, Sarajevo Under Siege, 15 Years by Jim Marshall, Mapping the Dayton Peace Accords, Have they ever been better off? and Exhibition on Srebrenica, by Tim Loveless and Memory and Life, by Jasmin Pehlivanović.

The museum covers the entire history of Bosnia and Herzegovina, from the first mention of “Bosna” in historical sources (in the document, De Administrando Imperio, issued by Constantine VII Porphyrogenitus) up until the present day.

The museum’s collection is divided into six main areas: archival material, photographs, three-dimensional objects, artwork, a research library and documentation center.

The collection comprises some 400,000 items, many of which are very rare.

On Saturday, August 13, a party called the “Garden of Dreams” will be held in the garden of the Historical Museum of BiH from 12:00 p.m. to 10:00 p.m. Visitors can dance with: Burak Sar, aka SIS, Denis, Ismar, After Affair and Ivan Zrno.