Thanks to Info Bosnia, we visited the Tunnel of Hope, the Bobsleigh track (and much more) during a very informative car journey. This tour is very convenient if you want to visit the sites that are quite far from the city center; furthermore you get information you would not have by going there by yourself (especially the Tunnel of hope). Mak gave us really good information about history but also actual life in Bosnia today. Thanks again Mak for your energy and your smile!
We really enjoyed the tour. It gaves us a good understanding of the recent history of the city with references to older times. It was very interesting and we would recommend it to everyone who plans to go to Bosnia.
Nelly & Thibaut
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04/22/2024
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Tock Y
Tripadvisor review: War in Bosnia and Yugoslavia Study Tour with Tunnel of Hope
This is a very comfortable and informative tour. You get to visit all places out of the old city of Sarajevo, the typical places you will not be able to visit without a car. Our tour guide Asim, was very passionate and enthusiastic throughout the tour and we had a wonderful tour. Highly recommended if you enjoy learning about history, especially the usual war.
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04/22/2024
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Veronica T
Me and my boyfriend had the chance to go to two different tours held by the great tour guide named Mak - and this was one of them! This tour goes trough the country's history before visiting key sites during the Bosnian War, Ottoman Empire period and Austrian-Hungarian period. One can easily follow Mak's great descriptions, explanations and answers to whatever questions. Highly recommend this tour if you want to understand the history of BiH and at the same time visit interesting places (including panorama photos of the city!)
Thanks to Info Bosnia Tour for not only making this tour a great experience, but also for always being so friendly and answering questions which not always relates to the tour.
Asim was our guide for the day and he gave a great account of the history of Sarajevo in general and in particular the circumstances surrounding the siege of the early 90s. We have been traveling the Balkans for the last 8 weeks and we’re starting to get our heads around this savage and complicated period of conflict. Having visited a lot of museums and reading quite a bit as well as a few tours, Asim was able to give the best explanation of a complex situation. He made everyone feel comfortable asking awkward questions and showed us some great sites that we would have struggled to get to any other way. We went to the Olympic mountains and walked down the now derelict bobsled track, visited the tunnel of hope (amazing stories) drove to castles and military positions, took a look from the snipers positions. Heard and viewed respectfull history of all the ethnic groups making up the Bosniaks and Sarajevans. This is one organised tour worth splashing out on.
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