Opening Hours
- Monday to Sunday: 11am – 7pm*
Admission
- Children 5 and under: Free
- Youth 6-17: 5 KM
- University students: 8 KM
- Adults: 10 KM
- Family pass: 25 KM**
Payment by card or invoice is possible.
Group Visits
To ensure the quality of your visit, all group visits (10+ people) should be announced via email at visit@warchildhood.org or by contacting us at +387 (0)33 53 55 58 (10:30 to 19:00).
Free Admission
Entry to the Museum is free every last Thursday of the month, from 5pm to 7pm.
Admission is also free on specific dates and during the MRD’s birthday week, with all relevant information shared on Museum’s website and its social media channels.
*On December 31, the Museum is open from 11am to 4pm. The Museum is closed on January 1, March 1, May 1, and November 25, in observance of national holidays.
**Includes admission for 2 adults and up to 5 children ages 6-17.
Getting Here
The War Childhood Museum is located at Logavina 32 street in Sarajevo. Because the Museum is located in the historic city center, parking space is limited.
Accesibility
The museum is committed to ensuring the accessibility for all visitors. At the entrance of the museum, there are two steps, instead of which it is possible to use a lift/ramp. The museum’s exhibition space, the corner for adults and children, as well as the toilet are accessible to people using wheelchairs and other mobility aids. The museum is also fully accessible for strollers, and there is also a baby changing area available.
For groups of 6 or more people, guided tours in sign language (Bosnian) can be arranged with prior notice of at least 5 days via phone or email. Several seating areas are available throughout the museum.
Stories from the permanent exhibition are available in Braille (Bosnian).
If you are a visitor requiring mobility assistance, please call us in advance to reserve a parking space. For further inquiries or assistance, please reach out to us via email at visit@warchildhood.org or by phone at +387 (0)33 53 55 58.
Support the War Childhood Museum
The War Childhood Museum is an independent non-for-profit museum not funded by government. In addition to institutional donors and partners, the Museum has been receiving support from dedicated individuals and friends from its very opening. Become a friend and support the WCM.