Bridges of Sarajevo
Nov 28 / 10:00 / National Museum of BiH, Sarajevo / Movie
Selections of films from the omnibus Bridges of Sarajevo will be shown at the National Museum of BiH every weekend until end of November. More
Selections of films from the omnibus Bridges of Sarajevo will be shown at the National Museum of BiH every weekend until end of November. More
Selections of films from the omnibus Bridges of Sarajevo will be shown at the National Museum of BiH every weekend until end of November. More
Permanent exhibit of paintings by Mersad Berber. More
Built under the runway of Sarajevo Airport in 1993, the Tunnel of Hope was the city’s only connection with the outside world during the four years of siege. More
On permanent display in the Natural Sciences Pavilion, this exhibition provides insight into the fauna peculiar to the streams and rivers of the mountains of Bosnia and Herzegovina as a specific ecosystem. More
No single group of vertebrates is so seemingly diverse, yet so genetically connected as the ungulates. More
The Ethnology Department’s permanent exhibition provides insight into the domestic culture of well-off city dwellers and their culture in general. More
Exhibition "The World That Disappears" is a part of a permanent exhibit in department for natural sciences of National Museum of BiH. More
Every work of art, unless commissioned, originated from the intimate needs of an artists. More
Exhibition "The World That Disappears" is a part of a permanent exhibit in department for natural sciences of National Museum of BiH. More
On permanent display in the Natural Sciences Pavilion, this exhibition shows the most important and most familiar mushrooms of Bosnia and Herzegovina. More
Bosnia and Herzegovina in Classical Antiquity is a permanent exhibition of the Archaeology Department. More
A permanent exhibition in the Archaeology Pavilion, Bosnia and Herzegovina in the Middle Ages occupies three exhibition halls. More
The Botanic garden was started in 1912–13 under the supervision of the famous botanist Karl Malý (1874–1951). More
On permanent display in the Natural Sciences building, this exhibition is conceptualised on the principles of phytocoenology – the study of plant communities. More