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There are 3 parts to it Zone A, B , C. Entrance fee is €10 per pax. If you would like to know more about the history and reconstruction of the Old Bridge, can check it out. Otherwise nothing more, panoramic view is not good at all as views are restricted

A must-see-museum in Mostar. Offers a comprehensive view on the city’s past. The museum has two parts: the tower and the archeology part. Within the latter, you will see the reconstruction effort between 2000-2004. You will understand that the bridge is a marvel of engineering.

Price has now gone up to 10EUR per person. That is a 100% increase from last year. You can harly claim inflation for this. It is now well over-priced for its size and content. History and education should be accessible to all, not used as a way to take advantage of visiting tourists. Sadly I remember a time when the museum was free.

Uhm...can hardly call it a museum. It was only 5€ per person, but it was mostly infographics. The museum has two parts. The first part is on 5 floors. On the 5th there is a panoramic view. It's a bit misleading as there are no big windows, only several small ones. In the second part of the museum, you have to climb down the stairs and go through a port and down the stairs. The second part had just pictures from Unesco and some original stones the bridge was built with. We didn't feel like it was a completely waste because the entry fee was so cheap, but we expected more.

A small museum that presents the history of the bridge and the restoration actions after its destruction in the war with Croatia. Not very impressive, there are not many vestiges or artifacts to see. Predominant are the written or photo information. The view from the tower is quite beautiful.

An excellent museum and well worth the €2.5 adult entry fees. You get to climb to the very top of the old tower and get a fantastic, pretty unique view down onto the old bridge (a great spot to watch the divers from!). The information boards were interesting if a little dry, a timeline would have been helpful to clarify the dates. You can then walk UNDER the current bridge construction to see the old foundations and watch a genuinely fascinating video about the 21st century reconstruction. We sat for over 30 minutes despite the sun outside! No info on the war etc, just the fact the bridge was destroyed.

dont just take a picture of the old bridge... visit the museum. Entrance fee is very affordable. Watch the video showing inside the museum as you will get more information about the bridge... You’ll have a chance also to get a good picture of the the bridge when you go up the tower. And through the small window in the visual room.

Not much to see. Idk how this place can qualify as a museum. An antique shop has more worthwhile stuff than this "museum"