The Airport
Bridges
Cemeteries
Dangerous Zones
Gardens
Gas Stations
Hospitals
Law School
Markets
Maternity Hospital
Oslobodjenje
Parks
Places of Worship
Protection
Shells
Skenderija
Snipers
The Academy of Arts
The Bakery
Turkish Baths (Hamam)
The Borders
The Brewery
The Brick-yard Tunnel
The "Bristol" Hotel
The Centaurs
The City Hall
The City Museum - The Faculty of Theology
The "Elektroprivreda" building
The "Energoinvest" building
The Fountain (Sebilj)
The Holiday Inn
The Markale Market
The "Marshal Tito" Army Barracks
The National Theater
The Olympic Museum
The Parliament
The "Parrot" building (Papagajka)
The Post Office
The Presidency building
The "PTT" building
The "Radio-Television" building
The Railway Station
The "Red-Cross" building & the "Sutjeska" cinema
The Sky
The Stadium
The State Museum
The Student Hall & Disneyland
The Tobacco Factory
The Tunnel
The UNIS
The UNPROFOR (United Nations protection Force)
The Visegrad Gate
The Zetra
Transportation
Trenches
Trscanska Street
Weapons
 

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PARKS

In 1992 and 1993 the price of wood in Sarajevo was 350 DM per cubic meter.

Parks were places where citizens got their wood. The wood from Sarajevo parks could be bought at markets, neatly cut and packed in bags. The prices varied according to the weather forecasts. Even the park benches ended up in the hand-made stoves.

The best preserved city park is the first park established in the city - the Central Park. Parks appeared relatively late in Sarajevo, during the period of the Austro-Hungarian monarchy, because there were so many green areas that there was no need for them. The first parks were actually redesigned old Muslim cemeteries.

     



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