• Info Bosnia Tours - The tour typically begins at 8:00 a.m. in front of the Info Bosnia Tourist Information Center, situated on the main pedestrian street, Ferhadija, right next to the “Sarajevo Meeting of Cultures.” However, alternative starting points can be arranged upon request. After a brief introduction, guests are provided with complimentary bottles of water and sandwiches featuring traditional Bosnian sausage (vegetarian options available upon request), and then the journey begins.

• Srebrenica Genocide Memorial - The city of Srebrenica is approximately two and a half hours from Sarajevo. The route takes us through the serene mountainous landscapes of Eastern Bosnia. While enjoying the scenery, a presentation begins, offering detailed stories carefully selected to help understand the complex “Fall of Yugoslavia,” which is essential for comprehending the Srebrenica genocide.

The first stop is at the battery factory, which was used by UN forces during the Bosnian war. The former headquarters of the Dutch battalion now houses one of Bosnia and Herzegovina’s most modern museums, the “Museum of Srebrenica Genocide.” Here, visitors meet the curator and hear firsthand accounts of survival in the Srebrenica enclave. The museum is equipped with multimedia facilities and a selection of films to aid in understanding the events leading to the worst atrocity in Europe since World War II.

From the Museum of Srebrenica Genocide, the tour proceeds to the Memorial room, where visitors can listen to stories of the victims, crafted by a local journalist. A section of the Memorial room is also dedicated to those responsible for the massacre.

The identified victims rest at the Memorial cemetery, which currently holds 6,575 victims, with the number increasing annually.

After visiting the Potocari Memorial Centre, the journey continues to the city of Srebrenica. Once an industrial leader and one of the oldest settlements, it is now a ghost town. Srebrenica is also the location for lunch, as there are limited dining options nearby.

• Convenient hotel pick-up and drop-off service
• Complimentary bottled water
• Breakfast included
• Comfortable transport by air-conditioned car/minivan
• Knowledgeable Driver/Tourist Guide

• Food and drinks, unless specified

Referred to as the Srebrenica massacre or even the Srebrenica genocide, this horrific event occurred in July 1995. It involved the horrific mass murder of over 8,000 Muslim Bosniaks, most of which were men and boys, in the vicinity of the town of Srebrenica amidst the Bosnian War. In just ten hours’ time, one can comprehend the downfall of Yugoslavia, as well as the meticulously planned massacre of Bosniak males in the Srebrenica enclave.

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