I.highly recommend visiting the Tunnel of Hope, it was one of my favourite trips in the whole of Bosnia. We booked with Funky Tours and our guide Mustaff had actually been through the tunnel during the war. His first hand stories were invaluable in helping to understand what things were truly like. I have to say it was actually one of the most profound and thought provoking experiences of my life.

"Tunel of Hope" helped us to learn about the Siege of Sarajevo and better understand the history of the city. This is first time to visit a tunnel and it was surprising that no one knew about the construction of this tunnel and its existence, except those who used it. It helped to transport food and other primary requirements to sarajevo from outside the city, so that people could survive.

Adman was the perfect tour guide since he fought for Sarajevo during the siege for more than 4 years. He told many first hand stories of living and fighting in a war zone. He used the tunnel many times himself to bring food and water to the city, and to take night-time positions to fight the enemy. The tour was surprisingly optimistic since Sarajevo is now a vibrant multicultural city. Highly recommend!

The war tunnel is a must see attractions to understanding the odds of Sarajevo siege. It is hard and more expensive to get there by taxi and public transport. Take a tour is the best because you will see the Jewish cement art used to shoot the city, the snipers ally, the surrounded mountains and more. The tunnel itself is not the original because it is being renovated after it collapsed. It is very touching the place. It is a museum and the real house where it was built ( the entrance ) There is a 20min movie self explained and lots of original artifacts.

I have been here as a guide couple of times. Last time I found a new part which has an added value to the whole site. They added around 100 meters of artificieal tunnel that looks like the original (that collapsed) and it gives a true feeling to the visitors.

The Sarajevo War Tunnel — the “Tunnel of Hope” — is a poignant reminder of the four-year-long siege that the people of Sarajevo endured at the hands of Serb forces in the 1990s. The tunnel, built under the city’s airport, gave Sarajevans a means to escape the siege and also allowed much needed weaponry, supplies and humanitarian aid to be brought into the city. The site contains a reconstructed portion of the tunnel that visitors can traverse to get a small feel for what Sarajevans experienced when using the tunnel during the siege. The site also includes exhibits, photos and artifacts — and an extraordinarily moving documentary — that bring into vivid focus the story of the terrible siege. This is a must see on any visit to Sarajevo for anyone interested in what this beautiful city and its brave people went through and, despite the casualties and damage they suffered, survived not all that long ago.

After several days in Sarajevo this was the last site we visited connected to the Bosnian conflict. It is outside the center of the city but worth the effort to visit. Very interesting to see how the tunnel was built and how it was used as a lifetime. Interesting films and artifacts. Worth the visit.