- Address: Hamdije Kresevljakovica, Sarajevo, Bosnia and Herzegovina;
- Built: in 1913.
The capital of Bosnia and Herzegovina, the city of Sarajevo, will please many attractions . Among them, the Music Pavilion located directly in the center of the Atmejdan Park deserves mention.
What attracts this pavilion, if the city has so many historical, architectural and religious monuments, objects that are the legacy of different eras in life, both Sarajevo and the whole of Bosnia and Herzegovina?
History of construction
Sarajevo was under the rule of several states. For example, the Ottoman Empire left a great legacy behind itself. The Austro-Hungarian Empire did not last long in these lands, but there are also references to it on the streets of the city.
In particular, this is the Music Pavilion, erected in 1913 and is now one of only four buildings left after the reign of the great Austro-Hungarian state. The construction of the pavilion was managed by the famous architect of the time Josef Pospisil.
From destruction to restoration
The Second World War was ruthless for the pavilion - it was badly damaged, for a long time in the ruined state.
Only in 2004 the building was restored, completely returning to its original form: the first floor in the form of a rectangle, which is built of white stone, and above the first floor there are carved wooden columns.
Today, the pavilion is used as a venue for concerts and other events. Also in the pavilion there is a cafe, from which a wonderful view of the charming park and the river Milyatka flowing along it.
How to get there?
To explore the Music Pavilion, enjoy its amazing acoustics, you need to come to Sarajevo and visit the Atmejdan park. The public transport routes No.101, No.103, No.104 pass by the park.
The main thing is to get to Sarajevo . If you buy a tour in a travel agency, then in this case there should be no problems - most often in this situation, charters are organized from Moscow to the capital of Bosnia and Herzegovina. Otherwise, you will have to fly with a transfer in Istanbul or another major airport.
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