Vijecnica Library sheds light on the history of Sarajevo
In addition to 155 thousand manuscripts, approximately 2 million works, including the country’s national archives, were destroyed in the fire.
The restoration of the library, which was the memory of the country with approximately 6 million books and archive documents, including manuscripts and important works belonging to Bosnians, Serbs, Croats and Jews before the destruction, started in 1996, one year after the war.
After 18 years of work, the library reopened its doors to visitors on May 9, 2014. The historical Vijecnica Library, which operates as a museum and hosts many important programs, exhibitions, invitations and organizations in the city, also sheds light on the history of Sarajevo.
The library, which is among the places frequented by local and foreign tourists in Sarajevo, continues to exist as one of the symbols of the liberation of a city from oppression. The historical building, which is among the must-see places in the city, is visited by thousands of people every year.
Due to its location, the library is among the most favorite places for photography enthusiasts.
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Aside from the 155 thousand manuscripts that were lost in the fire, approximately 2 million works, including the country’s national archives, were also destroyed.
The library, which held around 6 million books and archive documents belonging to Bosnians, Serbs, Croats, and Jews, began its restoration in 1996, a year after the war.
After 18 years of reconstruction, the library finally reopened its doors to visitors on May 9, 2014. The Vijecnica Library, a historical site that now operates as a museum, hosts various programs, exhibitions, and events, contributing to the history of Sarajevo.
The library remains a popular destination for both local and foreign tourists in Sarajevo, symbolizing the city’s liberation from oppression. It attracts thousands of visitors annually and is a must-see attraction in the city, especially for photography enthusiasts.
