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Museums Muzeji MUSEUMS MUZEJI NATIONAL MUSEUM OF BIH HISTORICAL MUSEUM OF BIH ZEMALJSKI MUZEJ BiH HISTORIJSKI MUZEJ BiH Zmaja od Bosne 3 033 668 027 Zmaja od Bosne 5 Tue-Fri/Uto-Pet: 10:00 - 19:00; Sat-Sun/Sub-Ned: 10:00 - 14:00 033 226 098 The National Museum of BiH is the oldest and most signim cant Mon-Sun/Pon-Ned: 9:00 - 19:00 institution of its kind in BiH. Approximately four million items Through its collections, Historical Museum of BiH dem nes are housed in collections representing the m elds of archeology, the history of BiH from the arrival of Slavs on the Balkan ethnology and the natural sciences, plus the museum has its Peninsula to the contemporary period. own botanical garden, with more than 3,000 plant species. Historijski muzej BiH kroz svoje zbirke obraíuje historiju BiH od Zemaljski muzej BiH najstarija je i najznaìajnija muzejska dolaska Slavena na Balkansko poluostrvo, pa do savremenog doba. institucija u BiH. Oko ìetiri miliona eksponata nalazi se u zbirkama odjeljenja za arheologiju, etnologiju i prirodne nauke, a muzej Permanent Exhibit: Sarajevo Under Siege Stalna izložba: Opkoljeno Sarajevo posjeduje i botaniìki vrt sa više od 3000 biljnih vrsta. Feb 1 - Celebrating 129th Anniversary of the Museum / Permanent Exhibit: 15 Years by Jim Marshall Obilježavanje 129. godišnjice Muzeja Stalna izložba: 15 godina, Jima Marshalla Permanent Exhibit: Open Depot Feb 1 - 28 - Exhibit: “Ars Erotica” by Adnan Busuladži / ë Stalna izložba: Otvoreni depo Izložba: „Ars erotica“, Adnana Busuladži a ë Feb 7 - 28 - Exhibit of Paintings: „Prayer Flags for Peace“, by Feb 1 - 28 - Photo Exhibit: “Arctic Sentinels” by Nicolas Trine Bumiller / Izložba slika: „Zastave za mir“, Trinea Bumillera Mingasson / Foto izložba: „Arkti ke sudbine“, Nicolasa ì - / Izložba: Mingassona. Feb 8 - 28 Exhibit: „Argonauts“, by George Rivera Argonauti, Georgea Rivere NATIONAL GALLERY To Feb 28 - Exhibit of Posters: „Unpacking History“, by Amer Mržljak / Izložba plakata: „Raspakivanje historije“, Amera Mržljaka UMJETNIéKA GALERIJA Zelenih Beretki 8 033 266 550 OLD ORTODOX CHURCH MUSEUM Mon-Sat/Pon-Sub: 10:00 - 20:00 MUZEJ STARE PRAVOSLAVNE CRKVE Permanent Exhibit: Intimacies of Space: Interior and Exterior Mula Mustafe Bašeskije 59 033 571 760 from the Collection of the National Gallery of BiH / Stalna Mon-Sat/Pon-Sub: 08:00 - 18:00; Sun/Ned: 08:00 - 16:00 postavka: Oprostorena intima: enterijeri i eksterijeri iz kolekcije Umjetni ke galerije BiH Permanent exhibit of paintings of local and foreign artists, ì religious manuscripts and printed books, church textiles and To/Do Feb 4 - Photo Exhibit: „Lost Childhood“, by Amel Emrië embroidery and precious metals. / Izložba fotogram ja: „Izgubljeno djetinjstvo“, Amela Emri a Stalna postavka slikarskih djela domaëih i stranih slikara, crkvenih rukopisa i ë štampanih knjiga, crkvenih tkanina i veza, te plemenitih metala. JEWISH MUSEUM OF BiH / MUZEJ JEVREJA BiH VIJE NICA MUSEUM è / MUZEJ VIJEèNICA Velika avlija bb 033 535 688 Obala Kulina bana 1 033 292 800 Mon-Fri/Pon-Pet: 10:00 - 16:00, Sun/Ned: 10:00 - 13:00 Mon-Sun/Pon-Ned: 09:00 - 17:00 Permanent exhibit depicting lives and culture of Sarajevo Jews. Permanent Exhibit: Sarajevo 1914 – 2014. Stalna postavka o životu i kulturi Jevreja u Sarajevu. Stalna izložba: Sarajevo 1914 – 2014. Permanent Exhibit: „The Righteous Among the People“ / Permanent Exhibit: Sarajevo City Hall Revisited. Stalna postavka: „Pravednici me u narodima“ í Stalna izložba: Vijeënica još jednom. Sarajevo Winter Festival Event / Dogaíaj iz programa festivala Sarajevska zima 14 Address / Adresa Telephone / Tel Working Hours / Ulaz e-mail MUSEUMS MUZEJI GALLERY 11/07/95 GALERIJA 11/07/95 Fra Grge Martiëa 2 / III 033 953 170 Mon-Sun/Pon-Ned: 10:00 - 18:00 Permanent exhibit of items dedicated to the preservation of the memory of Srebrenica tragedy and 8,372 victims who tragically lost their lives during the genocide. Stalna postavka eksponata ìiji je cilj oìuvati sjeëanje na tragediju BRUSA BEZISTAN u Srebrenici i 8.372 osobe koje su tragiìno stradale u genocidu. BRUSA BEZISTAN Permanent Projection of Documentaries: „Srebrenica Memorial Film“ by Leslie Woodhead and Muhamed Mujkië and „Miss Abadžiluk 10 033 239 590 Sarajevo“ (Siege of Sarajevo 92-95) by Bill Carter. Mon-Fri/Pon-Pet: 10:00 - 16:00, Sat/Sub: 10:00 - 15:00 Stalna projekcija dokumentarnih m lmova: „Srebrenica Memorial Brusa Bezistan’s permanent collection titled From Ancient Film“ Leslieja Woodheada i Muhameda Mujkiëa i „Miss Sarajevo“ History to the End of Austro-Hungarian Period will guide you (Siege of Sarajevo 92-95) Billa Cartera. through Sarajevo’s rich history. Video projection by Paul Lowe: The Siege of Sarajevo. Stalna postavka Brusa bezistana „Od prethistorije do kraja austro- Video projekcija Paula Lowea: Opsada Sarajeva. ugarskog razdoblja” }e vas provesti kroz bogatu historiju Sarajeva. To/Do May/Maj 2017 - „Greetings from Sarajevo 1993” – Exhibition of the original posters, created during the siege of the MUSEUM SARAJEVO 1878 – 1918 city by Design TRIO Sarajevo / „Pozdrav iz Sarajeva 1993“ – Izložba MUZEJ SARAJEVO 1878 – 1918 originalnih postera, kreiranih tokom opsade Sarajeva, Dizajna TRIO Sarajevo. Zelenih beretki 1 033 533 288 To/Do Feb 28 – „10 Minutes“ - Movie by Ahmed Imamovi / Mon-Fri/Pon-Pet: 10:00 - 18:00, Sat/Sub: 10:00 - 15:00 ë „10 minuta“ - Film Ahmeda Imamovi a Museum 1878 – 1918 deals with the Austro-Hungarian period ë of Sarajevo’s and the country’s history. MUSEUM OF CRIMES AGAINST HUMANITY Zbirka Muzeja 1878 – 1918 bavi se periodom austro-ugarske AND GENOCIDE 1992-1995 vladavine Sarajevom i BiH. MUZEJ ZLOéINA PROTIV éOVJEéNOSTI I GENOCIDA 1992-1995 Ferhadija 17 062 467 764 THE DESPIè HOUSE Mon-Sun/Pon-Ned: 09:00 - 22:00 DESPIèA KUèA This permanent exhibition makes use of photographs, Despiëeva 2 033 215 531 Mon-Fri/Pon-Pet: 10:00 - 16:00, Sat/Sub: 10:00 - 15:00 documents, personal items belonging to victims, exhibit displays, simulations, replicas, video testimonies and Permanent exhibit depicting culture of living of a wealthy, Sarajevo statements, interactive maps and documentary m lms to show Serb, family in the period between 17th and 20th century. The the atrocities that were committed throughout BiH. Despië family housed Sarajevo’s m rst theater plays. Stalna postavka prikazuje zlo ine po injene na cijeloj teritoriji BiH Stalna postavka o kulturi stanovanja bogate gra anske, srpske ì ì í putem fotogram ja, dokumenata, liìnih predmeta žrtava, eksponata, porodice u periodu od 17. do 20. stolje a. U Despi a ku i igrane su ë ë ë simulacija, replika, video svjedoìenja i izjava, interaktivnih mapa i i prve pozorišne predstave u Sarajevu. dokumentarnih m lmova. WAR CHILDHOOD MUSEUM SVRZO’S HOUSE MUZEJ RATNOG DJETINJSTVA SVRZINA KU A è Logavina 32 033 535 558 Gloíina 8 033 535 264 Tue-Sun/Uto-Ned: 11:00 - 19:00 Mon-Fri/Pon-Pet: 10:00 - 16:00, Sat/Sub: 10:00 - 15:00 The Museum‘s collection contain personal belongings, Permanent exhibit depicting the culture of living of a stories, audio and video testimonies and other documents wealthy, Sarajevo Muslim family, in 18th and 19th century. offering valuable insight into the unique experience of growing up in wartime. Stalna postavka o kulturi stanovanja imuëne gradske, muslimanske porodice u 18. i 19. stoljeëu. U muzeju je izložena kolekcija liìnih predmeta, priìa, audio i video svjedoìenja i drugih dokumenata koji doìaravaju jedinstveno iskustvo odrastanja u ratu. Address / Adresa Telephone / Tel Working Hours / Ulaz e-mail 15 MUSEUMS MUZEJI ARS AEVI ART DEPOT ARS AEVI ART DEPO Terezije bb (Centar Skenderija) 033 216 927 Tue-Sun/Uto-Ned: 10:00 - 18:00 Permanent display of Ars Aevi Collection / Museum of Contemporary Art Sarajevo, the most important international contemporary art collection in South-East Europe. Stalna postavka Kolekcije Ars Aevi / Muzeja savremene umjetnosti BOSNIAK INSTITUTE Sarajevo, najznaìajnije kolekcije internacionalne savremene umjetnosti u jugoistoìnoj Evropi. BOŠNJAéKI INSTITUT SARAJEVO BREWERY MUSEUM Mula Mustafe Bašeskije 21 033 279 800 MUZEJ SARAJEVSKE PIVARE Mon-Sat/Pon-Su: 09:00 - 16:00 Franjeva ka 15 033 491 138 Permanent exhibits of paintings: „In the focus of the ì collection“, „Green Saloon“ of Mersad Berber and water Mon-Fri/Pon-Pet: 09:00 - 20:00; Sat-Sun/Sub-Ned: 10:00 - 18:00 colours of Ismet Rizvië. The items on display at the museum showcase Stalne postavke slika: „U fokusu kolekcije“, „Zeleni salon Mersada Sarajevska Pivara’s 150-year-old tradition. Berbera“ i akvareli Ismeta Rizvi a ë U muzeju su izloženi eksponati iz 150 godina duge tradicije MUSEUM OF LITERATURE & PERFORMING ARTS poslovanja Sarajevske pivare. MUZEJ KNJIŽEVNOSTI I POZORIŠNE UMJETNOSTI GAZI HUSREV BEY’S MUSEUM Sime Milutinoviëa Sarajlije 7 033 201 861 GAZI HUSREV-BEGOV MUZEJ Mon-Sat/Pon-Sub: 10:00 - 19:00 Saraìi br. 33 033 233 170 Permanent Exhibit: A short history of literature and the performing Mon-Fri/Pon-Pet: 09:00 - 19:00; Sat-Sun/Sub-Ned: 10:00 - 19:00 arts in BiH. This permanent exhibit is accompanied by a bilingual Permanent Exhibit on life and work of Gazi Husrev Bey. catalog and audio guide (both in English and Bosnian). Stalna postavka o životu i djelu Gazi Husrev-bega. Stalna postavka: Kratka povijest književnosti i pozorišne umjetnosti u BiH. Stalnu postavku prati dvojeziìni katalog na engleskom i bosanskom jeziku TUNNEL OF HOPE / TUNEL SPASA i dvojezi ni audio vodi na engleskom i bosanskom jeziku. ì ì Donji Kotorac, Tuneli 1 033 778 670 Mon-Sun /Pon-Ned: 09:00 - 16:00; GAZI HUSREV BEY’S LIBRARY MUSEUM last entrance/poslijednji ulaz: 15:30 MUZEJ GAZI HUSREV-BEGOVE BIBLIOTEKE The Tunnel of Hope was a symbol of hope for the citizens of Gazi Husrev-begova 46 033 238 152 Sarajevo during the four years of siege. Mon-Fri/Pon-Pet: 09:00 - 17:00; Sat/Sub: 09:00 - 15:00 Tunel spasa je tokom ìetverogodišnje opsade bio simbol nade za A permanent exhibit featuring artifacts on the history of stanovnike Sarajeva.
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