List of National Monuments of Bosnia and Herzegovina explained

The National Monuments of Bosnia and Herzegovina include:

• sites, places, immovable and movable heritage of historical and cultural importance, as designated by the Commission to preserve national monuments of Bosnia and Herzegovina on the basis of Annex 8 to the Dayton Agreement;^[1] and
• world heritage sites in accordance to the UNESCO World Heritage Convention.

Below is the comprehensive list composed of Cultural-Historical National Monuments of Bosnia and Herzegovina^[2] and World Heritage Sites in Bosnia and Herzegovina.

This list (see list of all inscribed monuments in Commission's spread sheet for reference) is based on the commission's old website now maintained as an archive, which contains comprehensive data-base with Decision list, Petition list, Provisional and Tentative list, maps, images, together with other documents, descriptions, criteria and laws of all country's monuments, candidate monuments, rejected monuments, as well as those removed from list of protected properties, with browsable documents archive at:

• Archive – Commission's old website maintained as an archive – in English (also available in Bosnian/Croatian/Serbian).

Also, both old (archive) and new website maintains many other information and documents, the criteria, laws, news on activities, virtual exhibitions, galleries, etc., all browsable at:

• New website – Commission to preserve national monuments – in English;
  • also available in Bosnian/Croatian/Serbian – choose language here: Commission – Language;
• Archive – Commission to preserve national monuments – old website maintained as an archive, available in Bosnian/Croatian/Serbian and English.

For the UNESCO criteria see the Selection criteria.

Natural heritage sites and the tentative list of World Heritage Sites of Bosnia and Herzegovina are not included, instead these are elaborated within scope of separate lists, along with other specific lists created on the basis of monuments category, type or subject.

List of inscribed World Heritage Sites

The name	Name	Date^[3]	Criteria	Provinces	Images
Main list^[4]
		2005	VI
		2007	II, IV	Republika Srpska, Sarajevo macroregion
		2016	II, III, VI	Joint Cultural Heritage by four countries (Bosnia and Herzegovina, Croatia, Montenegro and Serbia).
		2021	IX	Transnational site in 18 European countries.

List of monuments

Type	Name	Location	Created date/era	Declared monument date	Image	Notes
Bridge			C16	declared		Spans the Miljacka.
Bridge			1585	declared		Spans the Miljacka.
Bridge			1798	declared		Spans the Miljacka.
Bridge			1886	declared		Steel road bridge over the Miljacka.
Bridge			1887	declared		Iron footbridge over the Miljacka.
Bridge			1893	declared		Also called Ajfel as it was designed by Eiffel. Bridge spans the Miljacka.
Bridge			16th C	declared		Spans the Bosna.
Bridge				declared		Spans the Upper Neretva.
Bridge			1683	declared		Spans the Upper Neretva, rebuilt in 2009.
Bridge			1567	declared		Pedestrian bridge over the Neretva, rebuilt in 2004.
Bridge	Kriva Ćuprija		just before 1567	declared		Pedestrian bridge over the Radobolja, reconstructed in 2004.
Bridge	Karađoz-begova Ćuprija			declared		Spans the Buna.
Bridge	Inat Ćuprija			declared		Spans the Bregava in the center of Stolac.
Bridge	Djevojačka Ćuprija			declared		Spans the Bregava.
Bridge	Mustaj-begova Ćuprija			declared		Mustaj-begova Ćuprija, also Klepci Ćuprija, spans the Bregava.
Bridge	Ćuprija na Šuici			declared		Spans the Šuica (For better view open image).
Bridge	Stara Ćuprija Duman			declared		Spans the Bistrica.
Bridge	Ćuprija Studenci			declared		Spans the Studenci.
Bridge	Veliki Most			declared		Spans the Tihaljina/Trebižat.
Bridge				declared		Spans the Zalomka.
Bridge			17th c.	2006		Spans the Trebišnjica.
Bridge	Bridge over Žepa			declared		Spans the Žepa (river).
Bridge			1577	declared		Spans the Drina.
Building			1891	declared		Burned down by Serb incendiary shells at the beginning of the Bosnian War, reconstructed and reopened in 2014.
Building				declared		Damaged during Bosnian War, repaired afterwards.
Building				declared		Damaged during the Bosnian War, repaired afterwards.
Building			1551	declared		Morića Han is the only surviving Ottoman era Inn in Baščaršija, Sarajevo.
Building				declared		Gazi Husrev-beg's Bezistan in Baščaršija, Sarajevo.
Building				declared		Brusa Bezistan in Baščaršija, Sarajevo.
Building			1888	declared		Established in 1888, originally conceived around 1850, building expanded in 1913.
Building			1963	2012^[5]		Award-winning building designed in the 20th century by architect Boris Magaš.
Building			1921	declared		Sarajevo National Theatre.
Religious-Islamic	Čelebića mosque in Donja Bijenja	Nevesinje	early 16th century	declared
Religious-Islamic			16th century	declared		The mosque was dynamited at the start of the Bosnian War, repaired afterwards and reopened in 2016.
Religious-Catholic			1889	declared		Sarajevo Sacred Heart Cathedral.
Religious-Catholic			1668	declared		Fojnica Franciscan Monastery.
Religious-Catholic			1524	2003		Kreševo Franciscan Monastery.
Religious-Catholic	Trappist Mariastern Abbey	Banja Luka	1869	7 May 2004
Religious-Orthodox	Church of St. George, Sopotnica	Goražde	1454	5 November 2008
Religious-Orthodox	Dobrićevo Monastery	Bileća	15th-16t c.	17 May 2006		Built in the 15th or 16th century by the river Trebišnjica and then moved in 1964 upstream to Orah village
Religious-Orthodox	Gomionica Monastery	Banja Luka	16th century	20 January 2006
Religious-Orthodox	Rmanj Monastery	Martin Brod	16th century	2007
Religious-Orthodox	Vozuća Monastery	Vozuća	16th century	2004
Religious-Orthodox			1606	declared		Destroyed during the Bosnian War, repaired afterwards.
Religious-Judaic			1902	declared		The Sarajevo Synagogue remains the only functioning synagogue in Sarajevo today.
Religious-Judaic			1930	declared		Heavily damaged in World War II, reconstructed as a culture center and theater afterwards.
Religious-Judaic	New Temple, Sarajevo		19c.?	declared		New Sephardic synagogue,today art gallery.
Religious-Judaic	Old Temple, Sarajevo		1587	declared		Old Sephardic synagogue, today Museum of Jews of Bosnia and Herzegovina.
Fortification	Blagaj Fortress	Blagaj		6 December 2003
Fortification	Drijeva	Gabela				Toll and market-town of the Kingdom of Bosnia, sometimes called Nerenta.
Fortification	Klobuk fortress	Trebinje
Fortification	Ključ Castle	Gacko
Fortification	Ljubuški Fortress
Fortification	Počitelj Citadel	Počitelj
Fortification	Srebrenica Fortress	Srebrenica				Market-town (trg) and mines of Srebrenica were defended by the fortress of Srebrenica
Fortification				2003		Stolac fortress, also known as "Vidoški Grad".
Clock Tower				declared		Počitelj Clock Tower is a part of architectural ensemble.
	Redžep-pasha's odžak			declared		Tower and/or odžak.
Towers and odžaks	Smajilagić odžak			declared		Tower and/or odžak.
Towers and odžaks	Šurković odžak	Glavatičevo, Župa Komska, Upper Neretva		declared		Tower and/or odžak.
Towers and odžaks				declared		Tower and/or odžak.
Towers and odžaks	Gradaščević odžak		18C	declared		Citadel, tower and/or odžak.
Towers and odžaks	Rustempašić Tower	Odžak, Bugojno				Citadel, odžak and/or tower, historical building
Fortification	Captain's Tower		16C	declared		Citadel, tower and/or odžak.
Underground structure			cca 1950–80	declared		Herzegovina-Neretva Canton, Konjic Municipality.
Necropolis	Radimlja	Stolac	15th to 16th century	declared		Herzegovina-Neretva Canton, Stolac Municipality
Necropolis	Stećak necropolis Ričina	Posušje	15th century	declared		Posušje Municipality
Necropolis	Batalo's Mausoleum	Travnik		declared		Batalo's stećak.
Necropolis				declared		Hrvoje Vukčić's crypt.
		Stolac		declared		Moshe Danon chief Rabbi of Sarajevo (1815–1830) tombstone in a shape of stećak.
Cemeteries	Old Jewish cemetery, Sarajevo	Sarajevo	1630	30 August 2004		It is the largest Jewish cemetery in SE Europe, and second largest sepulchral complex in Europe
Cultural landscape				declared 26 April 2013		Plava Voda wellspring with Old Town of Travnik.
Architectural ensemble public buildings complex			1537	declared year?		Gazi Husrev-beg Library as part of a Faculty of Islamic Sciences.
Architectural ensemble residential complex				2005		Fortified city Old Town Vratnik, built between the 17th and 18th cen AD, is modern-days Vratnik neighborhood of Sarajevo.
Architectural ensemble residential complex				declared		Herzegovina-Neretva Canton, Čapljina Municipality.
Architectural ensemble residential complex	Džidžikovac		1946–1959	2008		Sarajevo Canton, Centar Municipality.
Natural-architectural ensemble				declared		Ravno Municipal, west end of Popovo polje.
Natural-architectural ensemble				declared		Jajce municipality.
Natural-architectural ensemble		Blagaj		declared		Blagaj – Mostar municipality, Hercegovina-Neretva kanton.
Natural-architectural ensemble				2003		Stolac – Stolac municipality, Hercegovina-Neretva kanton (county).
Traditional household/ residential complex						Sarajevo, Bosnia and Herzegovina.
Traditional household/ residential complex						Sarajevo, Bosnia and Herzegovina.
Traditional household/ residential complex						Mostar, Hercegovina-Neretva kanton, Bosnia and Herzegovina.
Traditional household/ residential complex						Mostar, Hercegovina-Neretva kanton, Bosnia and Herzegovina.
Traditional household/ residential complex						Stolac municipality, Hercegovina-Neretva kanton, Bosnia and Herzegovina.
Traditional household/ residential complex	Velagićevina					Blagaj-Mostar municipality, Hercegovina-Neretva kanton, Bosnia and Herzegovina.
Industrial architectural ensemble	Old Marijin Dvor power station		1895			Old electric power station at Hiseti, Marijin Dvor neighborhood in Sarajevo, Bosnia and Herzegovina, opened on 3 April 1895.
Industrial architectural ensemble	Old Hrid power station		1918			Old Hrid hydro-electric power station in Sarajevo, Bosnia and Herzegovina.
Movable property						Sarajevo, Bosnia and Herzegovina.
Movable property						Zmijanje embroidery – Zmijanje village, Manjača mountain i Bosnia and Herzegovina.
Movable property						Kreševo, Bosnia and Herzegovina.
Intangible cultural heritage	Picking of Iva Grass on Ozren Mountain					Ozren mountain, Bosnia and Herzegovina.

See also

• List of World Heritage Sites in Bosnia and Herzegovina
• List of fortifications in Bosnia and Herzegovina

Notes and References

1. Official Gazette of the Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina nos. 2/02, 27/02 and 6/04/
2. Web site: List of NATIONAL MONUMENTS OF BOSNIA AND HERZEGOVINA . kons.gov.ba . 31 May 2018.
3. Date is the inscription date for the main list and submission date for the tentative list.
4. https://whc.unesco.org/en/statesparties/ba UNESCO Official page for main list
5. http://aplikacija.kons.gov.ba/kons/public/uploads/odluke_bos/Sarajevo_Historijski%20muzej%20kompl%20BOS.pdf