Marijin Dvor

The modern business district: the National Museum, the Holiday hotel, the Parliament and the Twist Tower.

Marijin Dvor grew up around a single Austro-Hungarian residential block named after its builder's wife. During the siege its avenue became known as "Sniper Alley". Today it is the city's administrative and business hub, with the National Museum of Bosnia and Herzegovina, the History Museum, Café Tito and the country's parliament.

Places in Marijin Dvor

National Museum of Bosnia and Herzegovina

The country's oldest museum (1888), home to the medieval Sarajevo Haggadah and a botanical garden.

90 min

Nightlife · Marijin Dvor

Café Tito

A Yugo-nostalgic garden bar behind the History Museum, with WWII-era military vehicles in the yard.

€60 min