Bosnia & Hercegovina
A spiral herbarium, 'purification labyrinth', three concentric rock circles forming an 'aura-field amplifier' and 24 standing stones inscribed with circular 'cosmograms' 鈥 these are just some features of the meadow lawns beside the Tunnel Ravne entrance, designed to focus what Pyramid-ists believe to be powerful energy fields.
Even if you find the ideas nonsensical, the atmosphere is calming and it's a good place to while away some time if you have to wait for a tunnel tour.
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This affecting museum had its genesis in a 2013 book edited by Jasminko Halilovi膰, in which he asked a simple question of survivors of the Sarajevo siege:鈥
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This gallery uses stirring photography, video footage and audio testimonies of survivors and family members to create a powerful memorial to the 8372鈥
16.64 MILES
A storybook neo-Moorish striped facade makes the triangular Vije膰nica (1896) Sarajevo's most beautiful Austro-Hungarian鈥揺ra building. Seriously damaged鈥
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Reopened in 2018 after being destroyed during the war, Sarajevo's cable car once again shuttles people on a nine-minute ride, climbing 500m to a viewpoint鈥
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Centred on what foreigners nickname Pigeon Square, with its ornate gazebo-like Sebilj drinking fountain (built in 1891), 叠补拧膷补谤拧颈箩补 is the very heart of鈥
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During the 1992鈥95 siege, when Sarajevo was surrounded by Bosnian Serb forces, the only link to the outside world was an 800m-long, 1m-wide, 1.6m-high鈥
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Bosnia's biggest and best-endowed museum of ancient and natural history is housed in an impressive, purpose-built quadrangle of neoclassical 1913鈥
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Somewhat misleadingly named, this small yet engrossing museum occupies a striking, still partly war-damaged 1960s socialist-modernist building originally鈥
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At this highly commercialised site, a dozen or more kilometres of tunnels supposedly form a labyrinth that dates back many millennia. Guides postulate鈥
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Excavations of the superhard slabs of 'concrete' on Viso膷ica Hill show what American-Bosnian businessman Semir Osmanagi膰 claims as 'proof' of the pyramid鈥
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Ever popular with local families, this extensive park is home to a patchwork of lush mini-islands at the cliffed mouth of the Bosna River. The classic way鈥
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During the 1992鈥95 siege, when Sarajevo was surrounded by Bosnian Serb forces, the only link to the outside world was an 800m-long, 1m-wide, 1.6m-high鈥
15.49 MILES
Somewhat misleadingly named, this small yet engrossing museum occupies a striking, still partly war-damaged 1960s socialist-modernist building originally鈥
15.57 MILES
Bosnia's biggest and best-endowed museum of ancient and natural history is housed in an impressive, purpose-built quadrangle of neoclassical 1913鈥
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Many of the works in this thought-provoking contemporary art gallery were collected as donations for Bosnia during the 1990s conflict. The collection鈥
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The 2012 Festina Lente footbridge crosses the Miljacka River with an Escher-esque 'loop-the-loop' in its centre. The name means 'Hurry Slowly', an鈥