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- Duration: 6 hours
- Max people: 20
- Medium difficulty
- Min age: 0+
- Pickup: Sarajevo
- Drop-off: Sarajevo
Tour overview
If you would like to discover one of the biggest and best-kept secrets of former Yugoslavia, you should certainly join us for our visit to Tito’s Bunker in Konjic on a day tour from Sarajevo.
Before exploring the Tito’s Bunker itself, we visit the Old Town of charming Konjic. We will talk about the symbol of Konjic – the Old Stone Bridge, which has been connecting the banks of the Neretva River since 1682.
Tito’s Bunker is the biggest nuclear shelter of former Yugoslavia. In case of a nuclear war, Tito, the former president of Yugoslavia and his closest associates were to be sheltered there. We are going to visit all the parts of this amazing bunker, whose size is definitely going to surprise you. From the president’s office, conference rooms, soldiers’ dormitories, up to gas storages and other specialised rooms, you will be amazed by this structure.
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IMPORTANT INFORMATION:
Tickets for the Tito’s Bunker tour are 40 KM ~ 20 € per person. For security reasons established by the bunker administration, all participants are required to send a copy of their passports to info@meetbosnia.com prior to the tour.
Tour pricing
Single ticket
60€/per person
Tour timetable
- Departure & return location: Meet Bosnia Tours agency – at the crossroads of Gazi Husrev Begova 75, Mula Mustafe Bašeskije, Sarajevo 71000, or we can pick you up at your hotel. (See on maps)
- Departure time: 08:30 AM
Tour highlights
- Tito’s Bunker – Yugoslavia’s best-kept secret
- Underground nuclear shelter ARK D-0
- Cold War command rooms & archives
- Contemporary art inside the bunker
- Konjic Old Bridge over the Neretva River
Itinerary
Departure from Sarajevo
Tito’s Bunker tour begins with an early-morning departure from Sarajevo toward Konjic, a picturesque town on the Neretva River. During the 1 hour 15 minute drive, the guide introduces you to the Cold War era and explains why Tito’s Bunker (ARK D-0) remained one of Yugoslavia’s most guarded military secrets for decades.
Arrival at Tito’s Bunker (ARK D-0)
Hidden deep beneath the mountains near Konjic, Tito’s Bunker is an extraordinary underground complex covering 6,500 m². Built between 1953 and 1979, it took 26 years to complete and cost $4.6 billion, making it one of the most expensive projects in the former Yugoslavia. Designed to survive a nuclear strike, it was meant to protect President Josip Broz Tito and his closest associates.
Walking through miles of tunnels and 12 connected sections, you’ll see command rooms, living quarters, communication centres, conference rooms, and even a functioning air-filtration system and water cistern that still work today. Your guide will reveal how the bunker operated under complete secrecy — construction workers were vetted, sworn to silence, and the entire project carried the highest security clearance in Yugoslavia.
Secrets of the Yugoslav Era
This part of the Tito’s Bunker tour focuses on its Cold War purpose and its fate after Tito died in 1980. Even during the breakup of Yugoslavia, the bunker was preserved thanks to officers who refused an order to destroy it in 1992. Today, Tito’s Bunker Konjic serves as a unique art and heritage space known as the Contemporary Art Biennial of ARK D-0, bringing together artists from Europe and beyond. You’ll have time to view installations that blend history, symbolism, and memory of the former Yugoslavia.
Exploring Konjic Town & Old Bridge
After leaving Tito’s secret bunker, the tour continues to Konjic city centre, a charming town surrounded by mountains and the Neretva River. The highlight is the Konjic Old Bridge, originally built in 1682 and destroyed during World War II — fully reconstructed in 2009 and now a national monument of Bosnia and Herzegovina. Your guide will share stories of Konjic’s rich Ottoman heritage and its connection to the famous wood-carving tradition for which the town is known.
Coffee or Lunch by the Neretva River
Enjoy some free time for coffee or a traditional Bosnian lunch in one of the restaurants along the riverbank. This is a great moment to relax and reflect on the morning experience inside Tito’s Bunker, one of Europe’s most fascinating Cold War sites.
Return to Sarajevo
After approximately six hours of exploration and learning, you’ll head back to Sarajevo. The Tito’s Bunker tour ends around 14:30, leaving you with a unique understanding of how Yugoslavia prepared for the unthinkable — and how its legacy still lives on in Konjic today.
Included
- Licensed guide
- Transportation
- AC equipped vehicle
- Hotel pick-up
- Hotel drop-off
- Luggage handling: you may bring it with you on the tour, or securely store it for free at our office during the day.
Excluded
- Private tour
- Entrance fee - 40 BAM ~ 20 €
- Private expenses
- Food & beverages
What to bring on tour
- Passport & Visa (if required)
- Local Currency (BAM - Convertible Mark)
- Travel Insurance
- Adapter & Charger
- Mobile Phone
FAQ
You can book directly through our website, contact us via email or phone, or visit our office in Sarajevo. We are happy to assist with any inquiries and help you plan your perfect trip!
Yes, we provide private drivers and guides for a more personalized experience. Let us know your preferences, and we will arrange the best option for you.
Visa requirements depend on your nationality. Many travelers from the EU, the US, and several other countries can enter visa-free for up to 90 days. Please check with your local embassy for specific details.
Pack according to the season. Comfortable walking shoes, weather-appropriate clothing, and a small backpack for day trips are recommended. Don’t forget essentials like travel adapters and personal medication.
Tipping in Bosnia is appreciated but not mandatory. In restaurants, rounding up the bill or leaving a 10% tip is common. Tipping tour guides, drivers, and hotel staff is also customary depending on the service quality.
Reviews
emma
The guide was great!
The tour was really informative. It provides a good insight into the history.
Fantastic
fida
If you want THE best guide, just ask for edin. Best tour we ever had. We enjoy a lot.
Ookami
We did a awesome trip with the amazing guide Aid in the tunnels and Tito’s bunker!
We can’t put in words how nice was the experience to be in theses places and hear all the history he told us, with his personal history too. Thank you Aid, you are awesome!
fisherN.
I was really amazed by the friendly treatment and decency. Very professional and honest guides. They are very proud of their culture and heritage and they transfer this to you. They have the highest standards and I would urge people who travel to Bosnia to deal with them.
alexa
Adnan is a fantastic guide, with huge knowledge about what happened in Bosnia, and a great human person
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