Svrzo's House, Sarajevo
Built by the influential Glođos family during the Ottoman era in the 18th century, Svrzo's House offers a glimpse into the lifestyle of wealthy urban Muslims of that era.
Built by the influential Glođos family during the Ottoman era in the 18th century, Svrzo's House offers a glimpse into the lifestyle of wealthy urban Muslims of that era. Preserved in its original condition, the traditional house is built entirely of wood. It has a selamluk (public quarters) and haremluk (living quarters) with separate areas for men, women, and servants. It has a fence, stone-covered yard with fountain, flower garden, and kitchen garden. It is open to the public for self-guided tours and has brochures and information in Bosnian and English.
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About Svrzo's House
Glođina 8, Sarajevo 71000, Bosnia and Herzegovina
+387 33 475-740
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