Tito's Bunker Tour from Konjic — Pickup, Guide, €35

**Two ways**, your choice. **Public transport (recommended for budget):** Mostar → Konjic by train (~1h 15min, ~€5) or bus (~1h 10min, ~€7); Sarajevo → Konjic by train (~1h 30min) or bus (~1h 15min). **We pick you up at the Konjic station** at no extra cost — tell us your arrival time at booking. **Private transfer (we drive you door-to-door):** typical add-on prices Mostar → Konjic round-trip ~€90–120/vehicle (1–4 pax) or ~€150/vehicle (5–8 pax); Sarajevo → Konjic round-trip ~€120–150/vehicle. WhatsApp **[+387 61 209 388](https://wa.me/38761209388)** with your origin city and group size for an exact transfer quote.

**Practical reasons.** ARK D-0 is in Konjic, not Mostar — and most of our bunker-tour guests come from multiple origins (Mostar, Sarajevo, Konjic locals, day-trippers from coast). By starting at the bunker we keep the price tight (€35/person includes the €15 entry + 2h guided walk + station pickup) and let you pick how you arrive. **For travellers without a car**, the Mostar–Konjic train is genuinely scenic (Neretva canyon) and runs daily; many guests treat it as part of the experience. **For groups**, our private transfer add-on is competitive with chauffeur alternatives.

ARK D-0 (Armijska Ratna Komanda — Army War Command) is the most ambitious nuclear bunker built in former Yugoslavia. 6,500 m² across three underground levels, 280 m deep into the mountain near Konjic. Built in secret 1953–1979 to protect Marshal Tito and 350 federal staff for up to 6 months in case of nuclear war. Cost: roughly $4.6 billion in today's money.

After Yugoslavia broke apart in 1992, the bunker sat sealed and officially non-existent — the BiH army still maintained it but never confirmed its location. The state declassified and opened it for public visits in 2011, mostly as a contemporary art biennale venue. Cold War history meets Balkan modern art — uniquely Bosnian.

About 2 hours inside the bunker with our guide. We walk approximately 1 km through the corridors. **Total tour duration from Konjic station back to Konjic station: 3 hours** (15 min drive in + 2h underground + 15 min drive back + 30 min for the Old Bridge photo stop and briefing). **Add transit time** from your origin city: Mostar–Konjic ~1h 15min each way, Sarajevo–Konjic ~1h 15min each way.

Surprisingly less than people expect. The corridors are wide (anti-blast spec) and the rooms are large. The deepest parts feel like a hotel basement, not a tight tunnel. If you've been in a Metro station, you're fine. We can also leave the group early if you need air — just tell the guide.

Constant 18–22 °C year-round. Bring a light layer if you're sensitive to cool indoor air, but it's comfortable. The contrast is biggest in summer (40 °C outside, 20 °C inside).

Partly. The first level (entrance, briefing room, parts of the museum) is accessible via the original goods elevator. The second and third levels involve stairs and narrow passages — not wheelchair accessible. Email or WhatsApp us before booking and we'll plan a partial route.

Yes — kids 8+ love it (Cold War spy vibes). Free under 5, half-price under 12. Below 8 the history goes over their heads but they enjoy the bunker itself. The Neretva drive and woodcarving stop work for any age.

Comfortable shoes (some walking on bare concrete). Layered clothing — bunker is 18–22 °C, hotter outside. Photographers: dark clothes don't reflect light during photos in the dim corridors. Inside flash is allowed.

Yes — full freedom inside the bunker, including Tito's office, the communications centre, and the art installations. No tripods (corridors are narrow). Most guests come away with 100+ photos.