Planet Sarajevo Multimedia Museum: VR & Interactive Exhibits

Step inside Sarajevo’s past with VR bobsled rides and a live rock concert room

Planet Sarajevo is a multimedia museum in the city center that brings Sarajevo's cultural heritage from 1945–1992 to life through interactive exhibits, personal narratives, rare archives and innovative design. The museum spans Sarajevo's urban development, music, architecture, film, sports and everyday life across 45 minutes to 1.5 hours. Audio guides are available in English, Spanish, Italian, French, German and Turkish. A locker is included with your ticket.

Step-by-step itinerary

Explore Planet Sarajevo Museum

• Enter multimedia museum
• Discover Sarajevo’s cultural heritage
• Experience storytelling and visual art
• Use audio guides in various languages
• Attend rock concert in Infinity Room
• Try VR Olympic bobsled track

The Experience

The museum opens with Sarajevo's golden age and moves through the city's transformation across decades. You navigate through galleries curated by artists, journalists, historians and citizens—each one built around a different thread of the city's story. The Infinity Room lets you stand inside a rock concert; a separate VR experience takes you down the Olympic bobsled track from the 1984 Winter Games. These are not passive screens: the museum asks you to move through spaces, choose what to linger on, and encounter the city through the eyes of people who lived it.

The museum won four gold awards—TourismExpo Award for best new attraction, Vision 100 Award for innovation in culture, and two No Limit Awards for best interior design and use of new technologies. The building itself is in the city center, and public transportation stops are nearby. A locker holds your belongings while you move through the exhibits. You choose your audio guide language at entry: six options mean you hear the stories in your own words.

The visit works for anyone, regardless of fitness level. How long you spend depends on whether you move quickly through the galleries or pause to engage with the interactive elements—the range is 45 minutes to 1.5 hours. Some visitors come for the VR experiences alone; others spend the full time moving through every section. The museum is designed so you can do either.

What’s included

• Locker for personal belongings.
• audio guide in your choice of six languages (English, Spanish, Italian, French, German or Turkish).
• access to all interactive galleries and the Infinity Room rock concert experience.
• VR bobsled track experience (included with full museum ticket.
• available separately on the VR Ticket option).

Good to know

Easy physical levelPublic transport nearby

Operated by Planet Sarajevo

Is this one for you?Choose the VR Ticket if you want the bobsled and Infinity Room experiences without the full museum galleries. Pick the full Planet Sarajevo Multimedia Museum ticket if you want to move through the city's story from 1945–1992 and have time to engage with the archives, personal narratives and design that frame each section.

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Top questions

What exactly is in the Infinity Room?

The Infinity Room is an interactive exhibit where you stand inside a rock concert experience—a multimedia recreation of Sarajevo's legendary music scene that surrounds you rather than playing on a screen in front of you.

Can I do the VR bobsled track without visiting the whole museum?

The VR bobsled experience is part of the museum, so you need a ticket to access it. You can choose the VR Ticket option at checkout if that's your primary interest, or the full Planet Sarajevo Multimedia Museum ticket for access to all exhibits and experiences.

How long does it take to see everything?

Most visitors spend between 45 minutes and 1.5 hours depending on how much time you spend with each exhibit and whether you do the VR experiences. There's no fixed route, so you move at your own pace.

What languages are the audio guides available in?

Audio guides are available in English, Spanish, Italian, French, German and Turkish. You select your language when you arrive.

Is there anywhere to leave bags or coats?

A locker is included with your ticket so you can store belongings while you move through the museum.

What does the museum cover historically?

The museum focuses on Sarajevo's cultural heritage from 1945 to 1992, covering the city's urban development, music, architecture, film, sports and everyday life through that period. The exhibits use storytelling, visual art, personal narratives and rare archives to show how the city changed.