Suada and Olga bridge, Road bridge over Miljacka River in Centar Municipality, Bosnia and Herzegovina
Description
Suada and Olga bridge is a concrete road structure spanning the Miljacka River and linking central Sarajevo across the waterway. The design includes separate vehicle lanes and wide pedestrian walkways on both sides for safe crossing.
History
Originally named Ćirišhana Bridge, it was renamed in 1999 to honor two victims who died at the start of the Sarajevo siege. The dedication marks the beginning of the city's conflict and civilian suffering.
Culture
The bridge honors two young women from different ethnic backgrounds, symbolizing unity and shared memory across communities. Visitors and locals recognize it as a place that represents connection between people divided by circumstance.
Practical
The bridge is centrally located and easily accessible from both sides, with plenty of space for different types of traffic. Pedestrians and cyclists should stick to designated pathways to cross safely.
Did you know?
A couple from different ethnic backgrounds died attempting to cross in 1993, and their story gained international attention during the conflict. The tragedy highlighted the human cost of the siege in a deeply moving way.
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