Why visit
A carefully curated museum telling childhood experiences of war through personal objects and first-person testimony. The collection began with memories of people who were children during the siege of Sarajevo and expanded into a wider international archive of childhood in conflict.
What you will see
- Personal objects.
- Short testimonies.
- Human-centred interpretation.
History
The collection began with memories of people who were children during the siege of Sarajevo and expanded into a wider international archive of childhood in conflict. The place should be understood within Bosnia and Herzegovina’s layered history, where medieval states, Ottoman administration, Austro-Hungarian rule, Yugoslav development and the 1992–1995 war left different traces.
Visitor tips
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Allow about 90 minutes for a normal visit, with extra time for photographs, queues, worship, interpretation or rest.
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Carry small local-currency cash because minor parking, donations or rural services may not always accept cards.
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Dress respectfully at active religious and memorial sites and avoid disrupting worship, funerals or commemorations.
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Combine this stop with nearby places in the same region to reduce backtracking and parking searches.
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Check local events and religious times because access and crowd levels can change without appearing in old travel listings.

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