- Address: Obala Maka Dizdara 3, Sarajevo 71000, Bosnia and Herzegovina;
- Official page: alu.unsa.ba;
- Phone: +387 33 210-369.
The capital of Bosnia and Herzegovina Sarajevo is famous for its numerous architectural monuments, which are real masterpieces. In particular, they include the Academy of Fine Arts.
History of the origin and existence of the Academy
The building dates back to the 19th century. It was built during the Austro-Hungarian War. During this period a large number of Protestants appeared in Sarajevo, and specially for them was erected a building in which the Evangelical Church was located.
The project was created by the famous architect Karl Parzik. In doing so, he applied Romano-Byzantine style. Since those times, the central domed structure is a real decoration of the city and attracts attention.
Later in the building decided to place the Academy of Fine Arts. This happened in 1972. The higher educational institution has the following functions:
- training artists in the fine and visual arts;
- Training of art teachers in the organization of the educational process for primary and secondary schools.
These goals are reflected on the commemorative plaque of the Academy. She has a permanent membership among the universities of Sarajevo.
The Academy has a special historical and cultural value. It is included in the list of protected objects of the Institute for the Protection of Natural and Cultural Heritage.
Location of the Academy
The Academy is in a very picturesque place. It is located almost in the center of Sarajevo on the banks of the Milacka River. The building is effectively distinguished among other buildings that are located on the waterfront. Therefore, it will be very easy for tourists to find it. Walking in this area will be incredibly interesting, and you will get a lot of pleasure from it.
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