I felt very emotional on my tour of the museum and can honestly say it's one of the best I've ever visited. I wish I could visit annually in order to see what other objects and stories form the collection. Thank you to the very kind staff.

We went as a family, my wife and my 10-year-old son. We wanted to have an understanding of the war without the horror of the images that could affect my son. It was a sobering experience. The young lady who welcomed us and gave an introduction of the museum was great. Laying the foundation of the roots of the museum inspired by the book ' War Childhood.' The interactive beginning was a great time to reflect and connect to our own childhood. The written descriptions of the items of the people who donated personal belongings were powerful and caused a lot of thought and emotions. My family and I were moved and hopefully this time at the museum will spark something in us to be more empathetic and act on our thoughts and emotions. We recommend visiting this museum and we are richer in understanding and empathy for our visit today.

A very well laid-out museum with memorabilia donated by people who were children at the time of the siege of Sarajevo, together with clear explanations of the experiences which made those items dear to them. There are horrific stories and heartwarming stories, and they provide a valuable insight for those of us lucky enough not to have been involved in war. There are also a few examples of children's experiences in other wars. The exhibits and explanations are rotated regularly, which makes everything easy to digest - and makes return visits worthwhile.

This museum is one of the best museums I have ever been to. From the start with the interactive to bring back memories to f your own childhood and then to read of the donations by those who survived the war and why these were the most important items to them. It was really beautifully presented . There are items from children who are in current day conflict (Ukraine and Gaza ) and I found it very emotional

One of the most interesting museums in Sarajevo. I've been there a couple of times, they change the exhibition almost every year, I suppose, and every time it's really emotional. A special thanks to Mersiha at the frontdesk, who was so kind, smiling and helpful and gave us all details about museum in Italian. Veronica & Filippo