Tito’s Bunker/Konjic Tour

Explore Tito’s Bunker, an extraordinary Cold War relic nestled on Mount Zlatar near Konjic, Bosnia and Herzegovina. This massive atomic shelter, unveiled to the public in 2000, stands as one of Europe’s largest, designed to safeguard 350 individuals in the event of a nuclear emergency. Built over 26 years with an investment of $4.6 billion, it served as the secretive command post for the former Yugoslavian National Army (JNA), known only to a select few commanders and workers bound by confidentiality agreements.

Located just an hour’s drive from Sarajevo, the journey to Konjic offers glimpses of Herzegovina’s scenic beauty and historical significance. Konjic itself is a city steeped in history, with landmarks dating back centuries.

Upon arrival, immerse yourself in a 90-minute guided tour of Tito’s Bunker, marveling at its imposing size and intricate interior. As you explore, ponder the necessity and legacy of this monumental structure, a testament to both Cold War tensions and the leadership of Yugoslavia’s revered president, Tito, whose enduring legacy continues to resonate.

Tour Details:

Duration: Flexible, allowing ample time for exploration

Start Location: Sarajevo

Destination: Konjic, Bosnia and Herzegovina

Departure Time: Daily, optional

Included:

Comfortable transportation with pick-up and drop-off
Knowledgeable tour guide providing insights into Tito’s Bunker and its historical significance

Excluded:

Entrance fee for Tito’s Bunker (€10/BAM20 per person)

Embark on a journey through history and intrigue. Book your Tito’s Bunker tour now and delve into the secrets of this remarkable Cold War relic.