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Skenderija Bridge is a point of interest, located at Sarajevo 71000, Bosnia and Herzegovina

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Sarajevo 71000

Added by Jopie, at 06 September 2017

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6 Reviews

  • Alen_tab
    13 April 2018

    Not the most beautiful bridge in Sarajevo. Was renovated recently.

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  • Slobodan Ajvaz
    11 February 2018

    Most na Skenderiji izgradjen je 1893. godine. Rekonstrukcija je izvrsena 2004. godine. Po metalnoj konstrukciji iz koje je izgradjen veoma slici radovima francuskog inzinjera Gustava Eiffela tako da ovaj most neki nazivaju i kao Eiffelov most. Zabranjen je za saobracaj tako da sluzi jedino kao pjesacki most preko rijeke Miljacke

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  • Nebojša Regoje
    09 February 2018

    This bridge is old Skenderija Bridge, now known as the Eiffel's Bridge, named after constructor of the Tower in Paris. It is not confirmed that Eiffel was the constructor, but the bridge resembles the Tower as they are made exclusively of wrought iron, and have similar combination of columns and cantilevers. So, the Eiffel's Bridge!

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  • Aleksandar Lakić
    31 December 2017

    Skenderija is a concrete bridge that was built in 1969 in order to provide smoother traffic flow between the left and right banks of the Miljacka River, especially near Skenderija Center, which was opened the same year. This cultural and sports complex and business center covers an area of 70,000 square meters.

    The facility, as well as the entire neighborhood on the left bank of the Miljacka, is named after Skender Pasha, an Ottoman governor of the Bosnian Sanjak, who had a trading center built here in 1499. It contained 11 shops, a caravanserai, a palace//a palatial residence, a soup kitchen and a tekke.

    In 1518, his son, Mustafa Bey Skenderpašić, erected the first mosque in BiH to have a cupola. It was built next to his father’s tekke, right where Dom Mladih is located today.

    This bridge was badly damaged during the last war, as one of the biggest battles in Sarajevo was fought from here in the spring of 1992.

    A thorough reconstruction of the concrete Skenderija Bridge which connects Obala Kulina Bana and Terezije Street, was completed in 2014.

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  • Mehmed Bosno
    25 December 2017

    Most, ja kako
    A evo ti mutna Miljacka pa gledaj!
    Postoje dva mosta na Skenderiji, onaj preko kojeg se vozi i poklapa se sa pružanjem ulice Hamze Hume, koja od Alipašine džamije prema stadionu Koševo postaje Alipašina ulica, i stotinjak metara istočnije drugi pješački most čelične rešetkaste nosive konstrukcije, kojeg još zovu i Ajfelov most.

    Ovo piše na Wikipediji:

    Ajfelov most ili željezni Skenderija most je jedan od mostova preko rijeke Miljacke u Sarajevu. Nalazi se u blizini sarajevske Skenderije. Prvobitni most izgrađen u XV stoljeću po nalogu Skender-paše, da bi povezivao građevine njegove zadužbine na obalama Miljacke. 1893. godine izgrađen je most sa željeznom ogradom uzvodno od prvobitnog. Navodno je projektovan u birou Gustava Eiffela, graditelja čuvenog Ajfelovog tornja u Parizu, ali ne postoji dokument koji to potvrđuje

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  • Deez
    13 September 2017

    It's a bridge, nothing really to see

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