Srebrenica Memorial Museum

Be sure to call or email them before visiting, to make sure the museum is open. The museum is great and tells the story of what happened here really well. It's important we remember this! Expect to be here for at least 1.5 hours if you want to really read all the information.

Learning about the fall of Yugoslavia and the subsequent divide and genocide is very important. I came here to educate myself and learn first hand from those who lived the war.

If you are in Sarajevo, I strongly recommend driving here (2.5hours) or booking a group tour. It is completely free to enter and there is ample parking outside.

Beautiful place Sad story May Allah SWT give them all Justice

Very emotional but the staff is really nice

Displays the memories of Bosnian genocide. Eye opener.

Absolutely worth the visit (even as a strenuous day-trip from Sarajevo). This is not just a museum about the Genozide, but the very place where it started. The museum is housed in the former base of Dutchbat (the division of UN-PROFOR in charge of protecting the Muslim Bosnians in Srebrenica from the Serbs), and the space is used optimally to tell the sequence of events that led 8,000 male Bosniaks to death in great detail. You’ll be able to gain very thorough insights into the nature of the terrain, the military aspect, the people involved, the interactions and decision-making processes, etc. Plan in some time (reading most of the compelling information and watching at least some of the videos can easily take you 3-4 h). You won’t regret the visit.
IMPORTANT: email then ahead of time if you come. This museum is not prepared to accept visitors who come without prior advise.

Thought provoking and incredibly emotional visit hearing and reading about the experiences of those that suffered during the war. Very detailed exhibits and lots of multimedia.

Very powerful and sad story

Very impressive. Horrible how humans manage to behave like this

A must visit!

A must do and must see. Impressive! Well curated exhibition.

Very informative

Heartbreaking, but a must-visit when visiting Bosnia.

Sad, speechless part of recent history of the country

Zwaar emotioneel om de Bosnische genocide zo in beeld en geluid in beeld gebracht te zien worden. Helemaal met de kansloos mislukte Nederlandse Dutchbat 3 missie. Op de plek van de NL UNprofor compound in Poticari waar het allemaal gruwelijk missing.

Indrukwekkend, kippenvel en bizar met de uitgestrekte begraafplaats aan de overkant van de weg, de vele details, foto's en filmmateriaal, ooggetuigen verslagen, tot en met de nog deels ingerichte kamer en kantoor van overste Karremans.

Hier zou iedereen naartoe moeten en hopelijk lukt het de Bosnische autoriteit met partners om het verder te onderhouden en de Memorial nog uit te breiden.

Srebrenica anıt müze 91-95 Sırp katliamlarını görme ve yaşama ve unutturmamak adına önemli bir müze. Saraybosna'ya yolu düşen herkesin kesinlikle görmesi gereken bir yer.

Desconocíamos su existencia, nos lo indico un señor al salir del Memorial; aunque está muy cerca no hay camino, mejor ir en coche. Es una exposición de fotografías principalmente (muy recomendable), también hay mapas, objetos del batallón holandés y audios de los que vivieron aquella experiencia, a lo largo de 26 salas. Estábamos nosotros solos. Tienen los carteles también en ingles y se sigue muy bien. Nos gusto mucho, ayuda a entender la historia.

In Gedanken an die Opfer des Völkermordes an die Bosniaken durch die Kaltblütigen Serben. Ein Ort in tiefer Stille, den man sich anschauen muss, um zu sehen was für ein Blutbad die Serben dort verrichtet haben, und die ganze Welt zugeschaut hat. Zugeschaut, weil es Muslime waren.

Çok acı. Savaşın kötü yüzü bir kez daha ortada.

hala yapim asamasinda olan sadece 1 2 yeri acik suanlik. ama bittiginde gercekden cok duygulu ve mukemmel olacagi kesin. cok uzulduk cok etkilendik