(Translated by Google) Creepy, showing the inhumane Srebrenica massacre. Definitely worth a look! (Original) Hátborzongató, bemutatja az embertelen srebrenicai mészárlást. Mindenképpen érdemes megnézni!

Really good museum, it's in the 3td floor of the building, the exposition is not big, just a single floor but very touching. Lots of imagens and videos that you can watch even without audio guide. Entrance is 12 KM, around 6 euros.

An immersive and touching exposition to tell the tale behind the Srebrenica genocide. The gallery goes beyond just showing pictures but tells the stories of those affected, making the experience more personal beyond the abstract statistics of the tragedy. Our tickets were valid for two days, which allowed us to listen to all the stories and watch all videos over multiple days. It can get heavy and intense to do everything at once. The audio guide is optional at the entrance but you absolutely have to take it.

A sad but very needed experience. Lot's of photos from the 90's Bosnian war. They have a couple of films that play as well. I would recommend that everyone who comes to Sarajevo see the gallery. I went in June of 2018.

Yet another must visit place in Sarajevo. This is the war seen by an artist. The conflation of the visual medium with audio transcripts hit you to the core and the brutality of all forms of human right violations is laid out naked. It's a difficult experience, but a necessary one.

(Translated by Google) A museum that cannot be missed in Sarajevo. The exposure is astounding and thought provoking (Original) Музей, який не можна пропустити в Сараєво. Експозиція вражає і змушує задуматися

Make sure you take the audio guide. It's essential for this exibition. Entrance and audio guide is 16 Mark. You can see photos from a local Bosnian photographer but the photos are not so impressive compared to the Infos shared. There are two video screens. Each take around 40 min to watch several documentaries and short movies. Recomand to visit if you interested in the history of the genocide of Bosnia.

The stark realities of genocide in modern times are on display here, interpreted primarily through a series of incredible photographs taking the aftermath of events at Srebrenica. Chilling, but so important to understand...

Mixed multimedia experience on the Srebrenica genocide. Such an impactful way of telling stories! I learnt so much in the 1.5 hours that I was there. Do get the audio guide. It only costs KM4 and it helps give context to the photos that you are looking at. Entry fee is only KM12. Definitely worth a visit!

Such a poignant place to visit. Harrowing images and videos of the Massacre of Srebrenica and The Siege of Sarajevo and The Bosnian War. If you are ever here in Sarajevo you should visit this place and learn what happened.

Small but impressive exhibition. I recommend to take the audioguide and sit down to watch the documentary Srebrenica Memorial Film.

Museum specifically focuses on the genocide in Srebrenica, towards the end of the Bosnian War. Unknowingly spent 4 hours in there cos there's so so much to absorb. The audio guide is a must to really understand the stories behind the exhibits, and also please do spend time to watch the films - they are so powerful in educating what went on and also hitting hard on the emotions and hurt that still lives today in Bosnia.

Heartbreaking, intense yet beautiful. The gallery is small but it showcases a good mix of art and information about the genocide in Srebrenica, allowing the visitors to learn about the history in different angles. Even though the gallery is small, you can easily spend a day there depending how much you want to take in. My ticket was valid for two days, and I would have went back the next day if I didn’t have a flight to catch because there is just so much to digest. Highly recommend to get the audio guide since it explains a lot about the photos displayed in the gallery. The computer contains a lot of a information and small details of the whole event, while the short film is just impressive - you can really see how emotionally this genocide affects the people. I would suggest everyone to pay a visit.

I visited this gallery of course to see the war photos, but also partially in order to avoid from the heat of July in Sarajevo. Hot and stuffy inside. Couldn't concentrate on the exhibition. If you take that much money for the entrance fee, you should at least provide the pleasant atmosphere - air condition.

It's as painful, heavy hearted and sad as it gets. But in this context it's the biggest compliment. A strong, well captured important part of BiH history, captured in this exhibition. The story that should be told and heard. Well done !

Was really helpful to understand the history. The audio guide was really helpful - strongly recommended to use it. It’s small therefore you can thoroughly enjoy the space. The video clip - “10min” vividly pictures what happened during the Sarajevo siege poignantly. The staff was aloof and not nice - I felt upset after a great time at the gallery though.

Excellent exhibit, very well done. More people need to understand what happened in Srebrenica and work to prevent such atrocities in the future.

The audio guide is needed. Overall this is a powerful exhibit

(Translated by Google) Price does not come expensive. Enter and navigate then find out. (Original) Fiyat pahalı gelmesin. Girin ve gezin sonra öğrenin.

Sad but must visit to remember the atrocities that occurred during the Bosnian. war 😂

Surreal experience. Great photography mixed with storytelling.

The exhibition on the Bosnian genocide was incredibly powerful.

Solemn, poignant, user-friendly museum dealing principally with the very sad events in Srebrenica.

Such an incredible art/gallery museum! Make sure you give it a go during your trip to Sarajevo! And please watch the documentaries and movies 🎥

Although i had read about the events that happened in Bosnia, I was not prepared for the exhibit. All the pictures and videos in the gallery, brought to life the pain and anguish the Bosnian people went through. My heart was overwhelmed with sadness, and I pray it will never happen again. Everyone should see it.

This is an in-depth view of the Srebrenica massacre. It's a collection of pictures and videos that really taught me what happened and why. Just a note near the start there are 3 computers which gives a daily blow by blow account of the 2 weeks covering everything. If you are a completest like myself it takes well over 3 hours to get through it all. It is in-depth so brace yourself.

(Translated by Google) This really is a must visit. (Original) Ovo zaista treba posetiti.

Absolutely recommand their audio guide

Very interesting exposition about the effects of the civil war in Bosnia's field. The contents are extensive, so significant time is needed to watch it in full (4h). Still, it is recommended.

Really interesting and heartbreaking exhibition. A must visit in Sarajevo. I would recommend everyone to get the supplementary audio-guide, because it adds so much depth to all the pictures that are exposed.

Very impressive and informative

Terribly heart-breaking but these are stories that absolutely need to be told. The ticket allows you to visit this museum over 2 days which is quite thoughtful as it could get too heavy to handle all in one go. The gallery also opens until 9pm which is very convenient if you are in Sarajevo only a short time and want to pack a lot in. Make sure to get the audio guide and watch the documentaries - allow about 2 hours all up.

Amazing and touching memorial to the war and genocide. The amount of pictures was exactly right, enough to fill the space, but not so many that you lose interest. The accompanying audio guide is a must, the photographer beautifully - yet briefly - contextualises his images. One special thing to note is that a large part of the gallery depicts the aftermath of genocide and war: grieving families, the search for remains and documenting war crimes. Many war museums depict war, and most war photography I knew depicted soldiers and war imagery. This gallery about what follows was truly unique. Must-see in Sarajevo. If you visit one war-related museum, visit this one.

Not a "fun" thing to do by any means but a fantastic museum/gallery. I suggest you go when you can really take your time. It took me 3 hours with the extended audio and to watch all the mini films / documentaries they had playing.

This is a powerful exhibition not only of photographs but also video footage of the conflict. The oral history captured in the video footage is an important time capsule for the tragedy that happened to thousands of innocent people.

It's not comfortable to see and listen all these materials but is necessary.

This museum brings to light the genocide in Srebrenica, a UN safe area, during the conflict in the 90s. It showcases photos, posters and documentaries which highlight the brutality of the 11/07/95. An audioguide is available (at extra charge) which explains a lot of the photos - there is no written explanation so the photos have no context without an audio guide. There are also documentaries playing in the gallery and computers with more videos highlighting the genocide. With your ticket, you can return on the next day as well if you want to break up your visit. I was surprised how small the museum was compared to the price, it's not the cheapest museum.

Powerful exhibition where you'll learn about the Srebrenica genocide. The audio guide is a must as you learn the stories behind the photos.

Beautiful and impressive b&w photo documentary about the Balkan war 1992-1995

We toured the gallery during our stay in Sarajevo. We had not heard about the genocide very much during our tour. Bring an item to leave at the front so you can use the recordings and ear set. I left my hotel key. The photos displayed in sections spoke loudly on their own but the descriptions did help. Stay for all 5 videos.

Possibly the best war museum in Sarajevo - if you only have time for one, make it either here or the war childhood. Definitely recommend buying the audio guide. Photos are haunting.

There are no words that can explain this place. No matter which level of the awareness you enter this gallery with, the emotion will overwhelm you. Rent the headphones for a better experience and much-needed explanation of the historical evidence. Must see!

Liked it. Worth visiting. In the city centre next to the Sarajevo Catherdal. Everybody should visit this place which keeps memory on the victims of the Srebrenica genocide committed in July in 1995.

(Translated by Google) Excellent sample, a must to finish understanding the process of the Balkans. (Original) Excelente muestra, imperdible para terminar de entender el proceso de los balcanes.

One room exhibition with several photos. As the name suggests, it focus on the after match rather than the war itself. The entrance fee the the highest of all the museums I went(12 marks), and +4 marks for the audio guide (which is totally worth it). Sadly, it fells that it is too small. The quality of the photos and audio guide are great, I wish there were more. By the end of the room there are 2 movies with more than 1 hour duration, also worth your time.

(Translated by Google) Excellent documentation, must see. (Original) Excelente documentación, visita obligada.

I could cry, I have never seen that kind of romantic museum before

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Interesting

One of the must see places in Sarajevo: this exposition will undress your soul. We were silent, we were shocked, we were crying. All range of emotions after watching videos, photo gallery. You will leave a bit different person, you will understand Bosnia a bit better

(Translated by Google) The whole story in pictures. (Original) Toda la historia en imágenes.

(Translated by Google) No need to write, just see. A must-see (Original) Не треба писати, треба лише бачити. Обов'язково для відвідання

I just want to cry, so devastated.

This is a must go place in Sarajevo. Through the audio guide, you know more about the Srebrenica massacre, this place you feel heartbroken! Highly recommend to people who love history.

These are people whose memories we should honour... We failed them in their hour of greatest need. 'All that is necessary for the triumph of evil is for good men to do nothing.' Edmund Burke. Well presented and accessible. We must remember them.

A place to visit in Sarajevo. It is a gallery of photos and videos about both the genocide in Srebrenica and the siege of Sarajevo. The gallery is small but the films shown are quite long (but very interesting) and if you want to see everything, it can take about 3 hours. With one ticket you can enter twice. The place you need to see in Sarajevo.

Very much recommended. Well said story of the balkan war. The gallery is very interactive, has audioguides, videos.

Very interesting museum. A lot of knowledge about the sad truth of war between Serbians and Bosnia.

A sombre, touching museum which will stay in my head for a long time. The museum is principally a photo exhibition with a detailed and harrowing audio tour which I recommend paying for. There are also a series of subtitled films about the massacre playing on a loop which are definitely worth watching. A sad experience but one that we need to be reminded of. I'd recommend visiting here after the Museum of War Crimes so that you have a good idea of the roots of the conflict and the context in which Srebrenica took place as it assumes some knowledge.

A powerful and moving experience. Excellent audio guide and photography. You could easily spend many hours here - we were there for around 2.5 hours and only watched about half of the content on the computers and less than half of what was on the TVs.

The history of a war crimes photographer. In this place you can understand the Bosnian genocide in 1995

(Translated by Google) Very beautiful .Worth going So beautiful, worth a go. 💞 (Original) Very beautiful .Worth going جميله جدآ يستحق الذهاب .💞

This a photograph exhibition gallery and a museum/memorial about the genocide at srebrenica in 1995. Apart from the artistic photographs the are some documentaries and short films that one should watch and videos with the life stories of some of the survivors. This a very sad place although 25 years have passed. Srebrenica must not be forgotten. the tickets lasts for two days.

Very sad, but powerful photos of war in Bosnia.

Evocative, thought-provoking, & well worth the visit!

(Translated by Google) A pleasant and relaxed atmosphere (Original) Ugodna i opuštena atmosfera

(Translated by Google) A must to see the harsh reality of the greatest genocide after the Second War, it is worth it (Original) Visita obligada para ver la cruda realidad del genocidio más grande después de la Segunda Guerra, vale la pena

(Translated by Google) If you want to live in Sarajevo in the 90s, you must go. Introduction 12 KM, electronic guide extra 3 KM Turkish option. A super museum was created with the contribution Türkin the field. And of course a sad date. (Original) Saraybosnada 90 larda olanları yaşamak istiyorsanız mutlaka gidin. Giriş 12 KM, elektronik rehber ekstra 3 KM türkçe seçeneği var. Türkiyeninde katkılarıyla oluşturulmuş süper bir müze. Ve tabi bir okadarda üzücü bir tarih

(Translated by Google) It tells very well how the siege in Sarajevo, which lasted for four years, caused destruction and death and left an irreparable pain in the memories of the survivors. Both paintings, short videos and most importantly oral history studies made with witnesses make this place a place to be seen and witnessed. At the same time, it has added an importance in that it provides listening in many languages. Plug in your headset, set the language option and listen to witnesses (Original) Saraybosna'da 4 yıl boyunca süren kuşatmanın nasıl bir yıkım ve ölümlere sebep olduğu ve sağ kalanların belleklerinde nasıl onarılmaz bir acı bıraktığını çok iyi anlatıyor. Hem resim, hem kısa videolar ve de en önemlisi tanıklar ile yapılan sözlü tarih çalışmaları burayı mutlaka görülmesi ve tanıklıklara kulak verilmesi gereken bir yer yapıyor. Aynı zamanda bir çok dilde dinleme olanağı verdiği içinde ayrıca bir önem katmış buraya. Kulaklığınızı takın dil seçeneğini ayarlayın ve kulak verin tanıklara

(Translated by Google) Photos and videos from that time are on display about the siege of Sarajevo and the Srebrenica massacre. Although it is not a large building, it took more than an hour to look carefully. You should have an audio guide to better understand the photos. The short movie you can see in the gallery is very high quality. (Original) サラエボ包囲やスレブレニツァの虐殺について、当時の写真や映像が展示されています。大きな建物ではないですが、じっくり見て1時間以上はかかりました。写真をよく理解する為にオーディオガイドがあった方がよいです。ギャラリー内で見る事が出来るショートムービーがとてもクオリティーが高い。

(Translated by Google) More impressive than a visit to Bosnia (Original) Bosna ziyaretinizin olmazsa olmazi bir mekani.tunel den daha etkileyici

(Translated by Google) Srebrenica exhibition is interesting. I did not like it would have to pay extra for the audioguide (Original) La exposición de Srebrenica es interesante. No me gustó que hubiera que pagar extra por la audioguía

(Translated by Google) An obligatory stop for everyone who visits Sarajevo. A special space, which treats historical testimonies and documents with great delicacy. Beautiful photographs. (Original) Una tappa obbligatoria per tutti coloro che visitano Sarajevo. Uno spazio speciale, che tratta le testimonianze e i documenti storici con grande delicatezza. Fotografie bellissime.

(Translated by Google) Shocking exhibition on the Srebrenica genocide. A must. A pity that the audio guide is paid separately. (Original) Impactante exposición sobre el genocidio de Srebrenica. De visita obligada. Una pena que la audioguía se pague aparte.

If I could rate this 10/5, I would. This place was incredible

(Translated by Google) They were at the onset of the genocide in Srebrenica (Original) Bili na raztavi genocida v srebrenici

Perfect and touching! Must visit place in Sarajevo. English, Turkish and Bosnian audio guide options.

(Translated by Google) Sad. One of the things we said to be without. The photographer has photos about the genocide. Introduction around 14 mark (Original) Üzücü. Olmasa dediğimiz şeylerden. Fotoğrafçının soykırımla ilgili fotoğrafları var. Giriş 14 mark civarı