Utopia af Titos Jugoslavien, Titos Bunker og belejring af Sarajevo
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SINDSRO: Vores produkter inkluderer altid adgangsgebyrer til vigtige museer/attraktioner, vi besøger Få en førstehåndsberetning om atmosfæren i den jugoslaviske socialkommunisme ved at besøge Titos atombunker i den nærliggende by Konjic, højdepunkter fra den jugoslaviske guldalder og dens undergang med historien om belejringen af Sarajevo fra en guide, der overlevede den. Rejs til byen Konjic, og besøg Titos atombunker, den olympiske landsby, krigstunnelmuseet i en minivan med aircondition med en lille gruppe og lær om "blød kommunisme", Jugoslaviens gyldne æra, Jugoslaviens opløsning og de årelange belejring af Sarajevo. Efter Konjic, kør til Igman-bjerget og udforsk dets berømte seværdigheder i de olympiske skihop og Hotel Igman. Besøg senere Trebevic-bjerget og den berømte olympiske bobslæde og før slutningen besøg den jødiske kirkegård, et sted, der er meget interessant fra perspektiv af jødisk historie på Balkan og historien om belejringen af Sarajevo.
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Dagens første stop er et kort besøg i den gamle del af den unikke, forhistorisk beboede Konjic, by berømt for sin 16-århundrede gamle bro, truende over den turkise Neretva-flod, normalt meget solrige sted og et hjem til en af de dyreste Jugoslaviske projekter - Tito's Nuclear Bunker, eller også kaldet: Facilitet D-0, Atomic War Command (ARK).
Det tog 26 år at bygge dette 6500 m2 store mirakel med konstruktion med det formål at modstå en mulig atomkrig og give et husly til over 350 jugoslaviske ledere og hærgeneraler. Vi vil vandre rundt i denne fantastiske struktur og sted for en biennal af nutidig kunst, mens vi opdager labyrinten af Jugoslaviens mysterier, kolde krigsfanatisme og kommunisternes paranoia, mens vi diskuterer de mulige årsager til Jugoslaviens fald og det er stive konsekvenser. Som det tredje dyreste JNA militære projekt med udgifter til cca. 4,6 mia. USD, facilitet D-0, Titos atomkrigskommando (ARK), blev bygget til at acceptere, rumme og beskytte 350 mennesker og muliggøre vellykket styring og kommando over de væbnede styrker i tilfælde af atomkrig.
Vi tager mod Sarajevo og følger historien om den belejrede by og den hårde position, som dens borgere gennemgik i et barbarisk køb for livet. Det første besøg er Igman olympiske bjerg og dets olympiske arv i form af olympiske skihop. Tag fotos på olympisk podium, eller klatre op i hopperne og forestil dig atmosfæren fra OL i 1984. Også struktur, som vi ikke kan gå glip af ved Igman-bjerget, er Igman olympiske hotel. Som Yahoo Travel skrev: “Bygget i en ånd af optimisme, enhed og teamwork til Sarajevo vinter-OL 1984, var det 162-værelses Igman Hotel et showplace for bjergluksus, men blev brutalt revet fra hinanden sammen med resten af byen, under Balkan-krigen og belejringen af Sarajevo i 1990'erne. ”
Vi besøger Sarajevo krigstunnel, hvor vi vil udforske museumsudstillingen og se mange interessante udstillinger, der er direkte forbundet med beleiringen af Sarajevo, se en kort film om det presserende behov for at bygge denne væsentlige undergang, efterfulgt af at gå gennem selve tunnellen.
Efter Tunnelmuseet tager vi mod den berømte olympiske bjergtop. Trebevic, mens han passerer gennem den olympiske landsby Dobrinja. Vi hører yderligere historier om Sarajevo vinter-olympiske lege fra 1984 og besøger Olympic Village Dobrinja med dens olympiske historie og dens smertefulde, men heroiske krigshistorie. Lær om belejret kvarter i en belejret by. Vores næste placering er Trebević, Olympic Mt. som med langt størstedelen af dens længde var en første linje under beleiringen og placeringen af mange slag på mange slagmarker. På stedet har vi muligheden for at se, hvor den virkelige ødelæggelse optrådte som Zlatište, Osmice, Sarajevo Bobsleigh fra perioden vinter-vinter-OL 1984 (i dag vist øverst på verdens smukkeste lister over forladte steder), Trebević Vidikovac og mange andre ødelagte faciliteter og steder. Vi skal se resterne af bunkere, minefelter, larvespor fra tanker, trancher, kugle- og granatskrapnel og mange mange andre interessante ødelæggelsessteder, som i dag på nuværende tidspunkt endnu ikke er repareret eller restaureret. De står der bare som de 22 år efter krigen ikke engang er gået allerede. Turen er meget beriget med fantastisk panoramaudsigt, især fra toppen af Trebević-bjerget, hvor du får den rigtige fornemmelse af, hvad det store mus- og katte-spil var blevet spillet, og hvordan Republikken Srpska styrker (VRS) med en sådan stor fordel fik aldrig den reelle chance for at overtage Sarajevo by. Ved tilbagevenden til byen vil det sidste stop på dagen være den jødiske kirkegård, der er kendt for sin historiske betydning, da det er en af de største jødiske kirkegårde i Europa, men under beleiringen af Sarajevo var hovedfronten og snigskyttereden i republikken Srpska hær.
Vi tager ned ad den berømte olympiske bobslædsbane fra 1984. Det er berømt for sin historiske betydning og er en fantastisk gadekunstparadis.
En af de største europæiske jødiske kirkegårde var engang frontlinjen under Sarajevo-belejringen fra 1992 til 1995. Det var med udsigt over Sarajevo Sniper Alley og var en af mange snigskytteheste fra Army of Republic Srpska.
Højdepunkter
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Afhentningssteder og tider
Vi kan arrangere en afhentning fra ethvert hotel i Sarajevo eller møde vores gæster på vores kontor i den gamle bydel.
Rejsendes vurderinger
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Anmeldelser(38)
The tour was just a few people and our tour guide was Samir. He was incredibly knowledgeable both about the tour stops and about all of my questions about life in Yugoslavia, the UN’s intervention (or lack thereof) in the breakdown of Yugoslavia, and many other cultural and historical questions. Overall, I felt that I got far more out of this tour than I thought I would when I booked it, given Samir’s experience and knowledge.
It was a fantastic tour! Adnond (not sure of spelling) was such a great guide. He was friendly and his knowledge was amazing. His personal experiences during the war made for interesting stories and provided an important added context to what we saw. I really like history, dark tourism and abandoned places, and this tour combined those things in a unique way that was was absolutely fascinating. I learned so much and would highly recommend this tour to anyone. Besides the actual tour, the communication with Funky Tours was very thorough, prompt, friendly, and helpful. After this experience, I would happily book another tour with Funky Tours.
Wear boots! If there is snow in the mountains, you will need them! Terik and Amela were amazing!!!!! * We booked an English tour at Titos bunker and although the main guide was speaking English, there was a large tour bus that had a guide that would translate to Czech. I feel it held our guide back from talking too much since the Czech guide was struggling to keep up.
Salim was our tour guide and was an actual soldier during the war in the 90s for the Bosnians. He shared with us a lot of his personal experiences and thoughts from the war period and it was quite moving. This is really what drew me to this tour and it did not disappoint. The tunnel of life museum is really a must see. Tito bunker is apparently a modern art museum thing now in addition to being a bunker so you’ll see interesting art in random rooms of the bunkers (seemed really odd at first but I kinda got into it as the tour went on). We ended at the bobsled tracks. My recommendation here is to take the cable car down to old town instead of driving back in the car (since you’ll have been driving a lot already that day). It does cost 20 marks. Also … Bring LUNCH and water. The tour doesn’t stop for lunch and you’ll be with the tour group all day. Also… I just love driving in this country. You’ll see what I’m talking about when you get here
Thank you for your detailed review! We’re delighted to hear that Salim’s personal experiences made the tour meaningful and that you enjoyed visiting the Tunnel of Life, Tito's Bunker, and the Bobsled track. We appreciate the tips about the cable car, lunch and water, they will be very helpful for future travelers. We appreciate your feedback and are happy your day exploring with us was memorable! Kind regards, FT team
Tito's bunker and the Tunnel of Hope are one of the spots in Bosnia you should not miss. We had a great experience with Funky Tours and our guide Hamza. I have to point out the visiting of Tito's bunker as the ultimate highlight, there is a full tour around with local guide. Also, the trip is very well balanced with visiting the mountains and the possibility to see the former Olympic places. Would definitely recommend.
The tour was just great. Our guide was very professional and knowledgeble. It was definitely a positive and inspiring exoerience and I definitely recommend It to those who would like to know more about this country and ita history.
We have just had a fantastic time on the day tour that Funky Tours organised to see Tito’s bunker the Tunnel of Hope and other important sites around Sarajevo. Our guide had been involved in protecting Sarajevo during the siege and his stories and experiences really brought the tour to life. Tito’s bunker itself is an incredible trip back in time to the Cold War era I can’t imagine they is anywhere like this in the world and us for me a must see on a trip to Bosnia. Finally all the staff at Funky Tours are amazing they made booking the trip effortless and the trip we have done with Funky Tours gave been the highlight of our trip. Highly recommended.
The Tour was very well organised, instructions were clear, very serious company! I was in a very small group for this Tour! Mustafa was a great driver as well as a wonderful guide! He replied to all our questions even the most political ones! This Tour was so interesting and emotional! Thank you
My wife and I were on the 9am tour. Our meeting point was at the Funky Tours office, about a 2 minute walk from our hotel. There we met Amela. We had a very nice visit with her while we waited for 2 others that would be on the tour with us, and the guide. We all met minutes later. Harm was our guide for the day. Let me just say that he was a great guide, and driver. We were driven around in a comfy van, with good visibility out the windows. We visited the tunnel of hope first. Harm was our own personal guide too. From there we drove to the Tito bunker. We arrived right at noon, and began the tour immediately. After that we started our drive back to Sarajevo, with a quick lunch break snack. Then a drive to the Olympic ski jumps, and then on to the medal presentation stand at the base of the ski jump area. All of this was super cool. And the drive from Sarajevo proper, to the ski jumps was quite lovely. Along the Way we could make stops for pictures. From there it was off to the bobsled track. Another fun drive to get there. Harm dropped us off at a cool section of the track, then offered to us that we could walk downhill a ways, on the track, and meet him and the van at that point. A fun walk, and very scenic. Heading back down in to Sarajevo we made a stop at the abandoned Olympic hotel, and an abandoned restaurant, perched above the city, used and destroyed in the war. We were then dropped off in town, walking distance to our pickup point. This was a full day of touring. I think we got back between 5-6pm. We loved this tour, and I would do it again if I had the chance. Harm made the tour so enjoyable.
Beautiful day and very interesting visits. Very touching testimonies from our Guide. The agency changed our Reservation without charge because due to a communication problem, we had missed the appointment time. Thanks a lot.
