Name: Museum Sarajevo 1878-1918
Address: Zelenih beretki 1, Sarajevo 71000, Bosnia and Herzegovina, BA
Telephone: +387 33 533-288

Museum Sarajevo 1878-1918 is a museum, located at Zelenih beretki 1, Sarajevo 71000, Bosnia and Herzegovina. They can be contacted via phone at +387 33 533-288, visit their website www.muzejsarajeva.ba for more detailed information.

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Zelenih beretki 1, Sarajevo 71000

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Added by Jopie, at 06 December 2015

Monday 10:00 AM – 4:00 PM
Tuesday 10:00 AM – 4:00 PM
Wednesday 10:00 AM – 4:00 PM
Thursday 10:00 AM – 4:00 PM
Friday 10:00 AM – 4:00 PM
Saturday 10:00 AM – 3:00 PM
Sunday Closed

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Sjm7190

31 May 2018

Give it a miss, this museum is a single room with no significant items of interest. A big disappointment.
Danijel Knezevic

12 April 2018

Nice and small museum consisting of only one room, but there is a lot of history in that room, so because the ticket is cheap it is worth visiting, and learning some valuable info about the city and country.
Ann Webber

09 April 2018

As mentioned this museum is a single room no significant items of interest. Most of the display cases contain objects which set the scene for the period - watches, hand crafts, clothing, etc - but very little about the context of the assassination or the players. There is a bit of footage on a small screen and another flat touch screen, which may have more info but as it’s the only thing which might, someone else was using it with another person waiting and we didn’t wait. We tried to walk the room again but it just didn’t have enough to hold us. You’re far better off looking at the photographs on the walls outside. A big disappointment.
Keluarga Pelancong

03 April 2018

The building was right behind the spot where Gravillo Princip stood when he shot Franz Ferdinand and his wife during their visit in Sarajevo. The museum itself is not so big. The collections were packed in a room. Some depicted the Bosnian life during Austrian occupation.
Boris Tomic

18 March 2018

Museum is a single room dedicated to assassination of Franz Ferdinand and his wife Sophie which triggered WWI. Entrance is cheap, staff is helpful and besides the main theme of museum you can see history of Sarajevo during various periods with interactive screen.
Kris Best

23 September 2017

A small museum dedicated to the Austro-Hungarian era of Bosnian history at the location of Franz Ferdinand's assassination. Worth it if you're interested in this era of history. They have the clothing (!) of the assassin Gavrilo Princip on display, and if you read German or Bosnian, they have interesting original newspaper clippings covering the assassination.
Nick Allen

04 September 2017

You don't need to go in here. It's practically free at about £2 to get in, but not really worth it. Single room with a few pieces related to the assassination etc. You can just read the signs around the outside of the building, this is more informative on my opinion.
Fredrik Olsson

28 July 2017

Very small but charming museum about the early history of Sarajevo. Also a bit of information and memorabilia from the assassination of the arch duke Franz Ferdinand and his wife.
Tamás K.

16 July 2017

The museum itself is a tiny one so it's quite cheap. There is only one room. You can follow the history on a chronological basis. There are items from that area and description of the items. You can also check a computer with more information not just about this time but the whole history of Bosnia. It contains slide shows with photos as well.

The information we received is a little bit few. It could have contain more information about this area
L. Borges

25 May 2017

Short, but rich museum. It gives you a great general picture of the austro-hungarian rule in Bosnia-Herzegovina. The exhibitions all have English descriptions.
If you're a History enthusiast, you must go to this museum. Crossing the street, you also have the bridge where the prince Franz Ferdinand was killed (a "coincidence").
Nedzad Fazlic

15 May 2017

Ljubazno osoblje, jeftina ulaznica, dosta stvari se može spoznati o samoj historiji i krucijalnim događajima vezanim za austrougarski period
Damir Kamenica

21 April 2017

This museum consists of one room where different paintings and artefacts are displayed from the austro-hungarian rule in Bosnia to the time of the assassination of Franz Ferdinand. The cheap entrance fee of 4KM makes it worth your while if you'd like to learn more about the history of Sarajevo. With that said, the size of the exhibition makes for a short visit.
Marko Sanader

20 September 2016

Vrlo siromašan muzej smješten u jednoj prostoriji. Jako loše osvijetljen. Slabo opisani eksponati. Ulaz 4KM.
Mac Mirza

25 April 2016

Very small but nice museum.
Rhys Thomas

13 December 2015

This museum is basically just a small room. It is very cheap and stands on the site of the assassination of Archiduke Franz Ferdinand in 1914. It is probably worth a look as it contains a few interesting facts but will not keep you occupied for very long.