Tunnel of Hope

A small hand-dug tunnel that saved the city of Sarajevo & its 300,000 citizens.

Tunnel of Hope locally known as Tunel Spasa is Sarajevo war tunnel that saved the city. It is now a museum featuring exhibits which testify to the suffering of the citizens Sarajevo during the war from 1992 to 1995.

In order to reach the free territories, many people risked their lives by running across the Sarajevo airport runaway which was under constant sniper fire. Sadly, many were unsuccessful.

Due to large number of fatalities, citizens decided to dig a secret tunnel. Without machinery or proper equipment, after six months of continuous digging on July the 30th 1993 the tunnel under the Sarajevo airport runway was opened.

Tunnel of Hope / Tunel Spasa museum is unique in the world. It features is a small hand-dug tunnel that saved the city and ensured the survival of 300,000 citizens of Sarajevo.

Sarajevo Tunnel of Hope - Audio Guide is the official audio tour guide applications which will help you discovery this incredible historic locations on your own. Take your time to learn about the monumental struggle for survival and resilience of 300,000 occupied citizens of Sarajevo.

When you enter Sarajevo Tunnel of Hope memorial complex, use the app to scan QR codes located throughout the complex and listen to fascinating stories about each exhibit.

All content of the Tunnel of Hope / Tunel Spasa application is available in English, Spanish, Italian, German, Turkish, Arabic and Bosnian languages without internet connection.

In total, there are 23 locations with audio content.

Approximate tour time 1h.