Holiday Inn Sarajevo

... the Turkish quarter and Austrian quarter then toured by ourselves until about 7.30 p.m.  Some rain while walking around.  The Holiday Inn still had the bullet holes in the front of the building from the war.  We also saw plenty of war ...

... wife. It was in my opinion the perfect museum --- cheap (75c), concise, and to the point. The next day I headed over to the Holiday Inn, which was built for the Winter Olympics in 1984, but is now a symbol of the city because it was the wartime home of ...

... after hearing about how important it was Sarajevo during the war was quite special. Went and had pints in the lounge of the Holiday Inn, which was were all the international press stayed during the seige, and got shelled as well.   Í´m pretty burnt ...

... streets are imposingly wide and take on a sort of silvery grey sheen that stretches on without end.  Past the infamous Holiday Inn which housed journalists during the war, past building after bombed-out building. It's difficult to know what to say ...

... the spot. On through Sarajevo to the Eternal Flame, the WW2 memorial, and then past various Mosques, en route to the Holiday Inn, where all the journalists stayed and observed Sniper Alley during the War, and then onto Sniper Alley itself, with its wide ...