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City Hall Visited by More Than 4 000 Citizens and Tourists

Published: July 18, 2014
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DANI OTVORENIH VRATA U SARAJEVSKOJ VIJEÆNICIOn Thursday, during the first day of Open Days in City Hall, around 4 000 citizens and tourists visited City Hall. The citizens, as well as tourists were delighted by the beauty of the interior and artistically painted walls of the cultural heritage of Sarajevo and Bosnia and Herzegovina.

On Friday, the second day of Open Days, citizens and tourists from all over the world visit City Hall in great number and the record number of visitors is expected during the weekend.

According to the city administration, citizens and visitors can visit City Hall till the end of July, from 10:00 until 17:00 o’clock every day, including weekends.

“During the previously mentioned time, entering the City Hall will not be charged. In addition, until end of July citizens and visitors of the City Hall will be able to visit only the central aula, where they will be able to enjoy the beautiful surroundings of the symbols of Sarajevo and Bosnia and Herzegovina. Internal galleries, a central staircase, beautifully painted ceiling and other beauties will be available to see in the City Hall. After August 1, the City of Sarajevo will enrich City Hall with new facilities. As it is the custom all over the world, the entrance will be charged.”

 

(Source: Fena)

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