Top Secret Tito's Bunker in a day tour from Mostar
Description
With the tour ''Top Secret Tito's Bunker'' we will take you on a full day experience inspired by the Cold War Era. We will visit 3 amazing sights: a WW2 museum, a fully preserved nuclear bunker built as an atomic war command, and the rests of some big communist projects that have been proved to be an absolute failure. The tour is a thematic tour that has been created for all, history teachers, cold war enthusiasts and simple people seeking for an unusual day out.
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Location Name: i House Travel d.o.o Location Address: Our travel agency is located in the historical center of Mostar on the main cobblestone street Onescukova number 25, 200m away from the famous Old Bridge in Mostar (on the right/west side of the river Neretva). Return Location: After the tour we return to the starting point (i House Travel agency in the Old Town)
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- Wheelchair accessible
- Infants and small children can ride in a pram or stroller
- Public transportation options are available nearby
- Infants are required to sit on an adult’s lap
- Specialized infant seats are available
- All areas and surfaces are wheelchair accessible
- Suitable for all physical fitness levels
- Not recommended for child under the age of 9.
- Children must be accompanied by an adult
Reviews(2)
My husband and I were the only participants on this tour and we enjoyed the personal attention! Miran was an excellent tour guide. He gave us a detailed (but easy to understand) history of the Communist era in Bosnia ..... a perfect preparation for our tour of Tito's bunker. He also discussed some of his own personal history. We drove through the beautiful countryside and visited several interesting sights and towns. The bunker itself was very interesting. Although it was not used for its original purpose (thank goodness), it was very well constructed. I definitely recommend this tour.
Without spoiling anything, as we approached the town of Jablanica nested between mountains and on the river Neretva, our guide Miran sprang into a dramatic retelling of the local partisan history led by Tito - explaining all the factions, all of the moving parts, and bringing this important slice of the 20th century to life. Miran's historical knowledge, passion, and interesting perspectives were present throughout the full tour, and we will be recommending iHouse to friends who plan on visiting Mostar. As well as his encyclopedic knowledge of the events, Miran is just a really nice, funny guy who instantly made us feel at ease; he went above and beyond to talk us through the tour, but also was a great conversationalist who gave us a local's perspective on cultural life, film, and music of the former Yugoslavia - and even followed up with an email of the things we discussed. Now, the ARK Bunker: this is one of the few facilities (and probably the only working one) in the world that you can actually visit. It's claustrophobic, eerie, and fascinating. An excellent local guide will walk you through the bunker itself, and the existential strangeness of the location is definitely something to be experienced. We felt that we had learned so much by the time this tour came to a close, and we're planning to also take the Death of Yugoslavia tour offered by Miran and iHouse, which we're sure will also be excellent.
