Sarajevo Tunnel (Tunel Spasa) Tours and Tickets

Go on an in-depth exploration of the Siege of Sarajevo on this educational tour. Accompanied by a driver-guide, travel in an air-conditioned car or minivan through Sarajevo and learn about the city’s history. Visit the War Tunnel Museum, the abandoned Olympic bobsled track on Trebevic Mountain, a large Jewish cemetery, and the Ottoman-era Old Town, and hear stories about Sarajevo during the siege.

From 1992 to 1995, Sarajevo was besieged by Bosnian Serb forces, with its civilians trapped. Recall this dark chapter in ways you couldn’t alone: with first-hand stories from a guide who experienced it and who shows you the key locations. Watch footage, enter the "Tunnel of Hope" escape route at the Tunnel Museum, and visit the war-ravaged 1984 Olympic bobsled track in the nearby hills—once a major battlefront.

Rewind to Sarajevo’s darkest days on this battle-site tour charting the Bosnian War’s 1992-1995 Siege of Sarajevo. Avoid doing any research or planning yourself, and let a guide provide insight into the places where one of modern history’s longest sieges occurred. Visit the Tunnel Museum’s “Tunnel of Hope” that enabled residents to escape; view bomb sites, and see notorious “Sniper Alley.” Upgrade to a private tour for a more personalized experience.

Take a step back in time to recent historical events and learn about the tumultuous history of Bosnia and Herzegovina during this half-day tour. Explore Sarajevo and listen to engaging commentary about what life was like while the city of under siege during the first half of the 1990s. Hear stories of peril, visit iconic landmarks like the Tunnel of Hope (additional cost), and see how citizens made homemade weapons to survive.

Gain an in-depth understanding of Sarajevo on this tour. Learn about the last century of Sarajevo’s history from a guide and hear stories of life in Yugoslavia and during the war. Visit highlights that include the Yellow Fortress, City Hall of Sarajevo, the Defenders’ Cemetery, Olympic Stadium Kosevo, Sniper Alley, the Tunnel of Hope (entry fee not included,) and more.

Explore Sarajevo’s wartime history on a tour of the city’s key sites, including siege-era cemeteries, the Tunnel Museum, and buildings scarred by heavy shelling. Hear firsthand stories about life during the Siege of Sarajevo, then learn how the region has redrawn borders and recovered from the conflict.

Gain fascinating insight into the intriguing military history of Sarajevo during a tour of the War Tunnel Museum and sites associated with the Siege of Sarajevo. With an expert historian guide, see soul-stirring sites of violent massacres like Sniper Alley, and then descend to the Tunnel of Hope to receive an introduction to the longest siege in history. Next, visit the history-shrouded mountain of Trebević, and enjoy panoramic city views from the summit, as well as the Yellow Bastion and Jewish Cemetery.

On this tour if you choose to go with us you will hear about the Bosnian war (1992-1995) that brought worst atrocities and devastation which Europe haven,t seen from the II World War. We will start a tour by going through the sniper alley, Grbavica district, which was separation point between the two war sides (the Bosnian army and the Republic of Srpska army), then we will climb to the mountain Trebevic, where you will for a moment sense how it was to be citizen of surrounded Sarajevo during the war times. From Trebević mountain we will go down to the Tunnel of hope(War museum) Tour Highlights: - Grbavica neighbourhood - Sniper Alley - Trebevic mountain - Jewish cemetary - War museum (Tunnel of Hope)

Take some time to learn about the tragic history of Sarajevo on a guided sightseeing tour through the city. Listen to commentary from your guide about the fall of Yugoslavia, the Siege of Sarajevo, and the division of Bosnia and Herzegovina. See key landmarks like the National Museum, City Hall, Zetra Olympic Hall, and the Tunnel Museum where you can watch a movie about the Siege of Sarajevo.

Let us take you and tell you about war lines, war tunnel, top secrets and many other. Meeting at Torus Tours office Obala Isa-bega Ishakovica 3. We are going on whole tour with transportation vehicle. You will see place where war began, frontline on mountain Trebevic, abandoned bob sleigh track, best panorama view and Tunnel of Hope. Tunnel ticket and transportation included in price.

In this tour, you will get to know why war museum is called Tunnel of Hope, the only way to transport (people, goods, all life-meaning supplies)during the siege of Sarajevo and all that under the ground. Handcrafted, designed, and handmade by Bosnian army with help of locals, it was beating heart of surrounded city for 1425 days

The Siege of Sarajevo was one of the key events of the Bosnian War and the longest siege in modern history. You will learn historical facts with great personal insights on war happenings in Bosnia and Herzegovina and its capital of Sarajevo. You'll get to see the aftermath of the war, and how people are living nowadays.

Best tour if you want to know more about Sarajevos recent history and siege 1992 - 1995. Includes visit to Tunnel of Hope Museum. Tunnel of Hope was an underground tunnel constructed between March and June 1993 during the Siege of Sarajevo in the midst of the Bosnian War. It was built by the Bosnian Army in order to link the city of Sarajevo, which was entirely cut off by Serbian forces, with Bosnian-held territory on the other side of the Sarajevo Airport, an area controlled by the United Nations. The tunnel linked the Sarajevo neighborhoods of Dobrinja and Butmir, allowing food, war supplies, and humanitarian aid to come into the city, and allowing people to get out. The tunnel became a major way of bypassing the international arms embargo and providing the city defenders with weaponry. This tour also includes visit to Bobsled on Trebević mountain, build for 1984 Olympic games.

A tour of the longest siege in modern warfare. This tour will try to explain the life of a besieged city, the most important events and battles, the political and strategic situation and tell the history on why and how did the war start and end. We will visit Tunel DB, sniper nest, and the bobsled track. From 1992 until early 1996 Sarajevo was completely cut off from the rest of the world. This tour will show you the history, politics, strategy, aims and madness of the longest siege in the history of modern warfare. How did Bosnian army form? How strong was aggressors army? How did the siege start? What were the worst atrocities? What was the role of international community? How did the citizens of Sarajevo defend themselves? How many projectiles were fired on the city daily? Answer to these and many more questions is in this tour.

Travelers that want a comprehensive overview of Sarajevo shouldn't miss this citywide guided tour, combining walking and driving, so you can see all the top sights. From historic churches, mosques and markets of the Old Town, to a museum commemorating the Siege of Sarajevo, visitors get an overview of the city, its history, and culture. Highlights include exploring the older parts of the city, taking in views from Trebevic Mountain, and sipping an included Bosnian coffee.

Get an in-depth look at the former state of Yugoslavia and the war of Bosnia and Herzegovina during this small-group tour. Listen to engaging commentary from your guide about the history of the region as you explore the city of Sarajevo and see important landmarks including the Eternal Flame, Zetra Olympic Hall, and the Sarajevo War Tunnel. Hotel pickup and private, air-conditioned transportation are included.

Get a firsthand account of the atmosphere of Yugoslavian social-communism by visiting Tito’s Nuclear Bunker in the nearby town Konjic, highlights of the Yugoslavian golden age and its downfall with the story of the Siege of Sarajevo from a guide who survived it. Travel to Konjic town, and visit the Tito’s Nuclear Bunker, Olympic Village, War Tunnel Museum in an air-conditioned minivan with a small group and learn about „soft communism“, golden era of Yugoslavia, the breakup of Yugoslavia and the years-long siege of Sarajevo. After Konjic, drive to Igman mountain and explore it’s famous sights of Olympic Ski Jumps and Hotel Igman. Later visit Trebevic Mountain and famous Olympic Bobsled and before the end visit Jewish Cemetery, site heavily interesting from perspective of Jewish history in the Balkans and story of Siege of Sarajevo.

The siege of Sarajevo – the capital of Bosnia and Herzegovina – was the longest siege of a capital city in the history of modern warfare. After being initially besieged by the forces of the Yugoslav People's Army, Sarajevo was besieged by the Army of Republika Srpska from 5 April 1992 to 29 February 1996 (1,425 days) during the Bosnian War. City of Sarajevo was under the siege three times longer than Stalingrad and more than a year longer than the siege of Leningrad. During the siege, people of Sarajevo experienced shortage of food, water, medicine, basic necessities and atrocities unimaginable for late 20th century. On this tour you will have an opportunity to find out more about the siege of Sarajevo, fall of Yugoslavia and how Sarajevo proudly managed to keep it’s title of multi-religious and multi-cultural center of the region.

Experienced and funny tour guides that will be with you after the breakfast until you go back to your hotel. Your daily tour will be totally fulfilled...

Experienced local guides will take you to feel Sarajevo as a local. The Tours flexible to our customer needs.

If you want to hear some true stories from the war in B&H, to visit main sites related to the period of the longest siege in modern history, to go beyond the surface then this tour is perfect for you. The tour is designed for you to hear many stories from The Siege of Sarajevo and in that way better understand the situation and what happened in period from 1992 to 1995. Beside the famous Tunnel of Hope, we will discover Suada Dilberović and Olga Sucic Bridge, a place where first victims of the siege were killed, hear the story about Romeo and Juliet in Sarajevo and many other stories from this period. This tour is unique as it is about the survivors of the siege of Sarajevo. My personal experience and details about war wedding, Der Spiegel article published in July 1993. Join us on this tour and find out more about break up of Yugoslavia and Bosnian war.

Discover the role and importance of the “Tunnel of Hope” for the local people during the Siege of Sarajevo. The Tunnel was dug in 1993 and it was the only light in the darkness of besieged Sarajevo in the 1990’s. Our guide will explain the reasons and consequences of the Bosnian war and how it came to an end. On the way to the Tunnel, you will see the National Library, The Marketplace Markale where one of the biggest massacres happened, The Sniper Alley and Holiday Inn Hotel where foreign journalists stayed during the war.

This tour will help you to understand what was the life like during the Siege of Sarajevo from 1992-1995. Learn what the causes of the breakup of Yugoslavia were, why Bosnia is refereed as “a small Yugoslavia” and why this country paid the highest price for its independence. Find out the personal perspective on the war and how it affected life as whole. Why Bosnians did not manage to find a solution in the crazy 90’s. We will explain the siege of Sarajevo, the role of the Tunnel which was dug under the airport and served as the only connection with the rest of the world. You will learn and see the symbolism of the Sarajevo Roses. Our guide will try to explain the complexity of the Dayton peace accords and what’s the life like today in Bosnia & Herzegovina.

Scream for me Sarajevo is a captivating tour that brings you the story of the Sarajevo Siege and how the frontman of the world famous band Iron Maiden, Bruce Dickinson, risked his life to perform in Sarajevo at the height of the siege at the Bosnian Cultural Center. We will take you to several important spots in and around the city to get a better idea of what happened during the madness that was the siege, why the gig was important, what citizens were doing in those hard times and how Sarajevo survived.