Drvenija
A second one spanned the river between Šeherćehajin and Emperor's Bridges, there was a third one called Hadži Bešlijina Drvenija and collective memory makes note of a few other such bridges, none of which stood the test of time.
The bridge that now goes by the name, Drvenija, is found between Ćumurija Bridge and Čobanija Bridge and was built in 1898, during the time of Austro-Hungarian rule.
During bad weather, the Miljacka River would often wash this wooden bridge away, but it was always rebuilt.
The last reconstruction was carried out in 1988, when the then-famous Sarajevo construction company, Hidrogradnja, donated a reinforced concrete bridge to the city. The bridge had a symbolic wooden railing.
During all of its years, Drvenija has often gone by the name, “Gimnazijski Most”, because of the primary school, gymnasium, medresa, two high schools and several university faculties and academies nearby.
LOCATION / AREA
Center
SIGHTSEEING LABEL
Bridge
DISTANCE FROM AIRPORT
7.7km
DISTANCE FROM SARAJEVO BUS STATION
2.2km
Distance from the center
865m
NEAREST PUBLIC TRANSPORT STATION
Tram station Drvenija - 22m
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A beautiful bridge.
Dangerous when floods are in progress, the water level of the Miljacka River almost crosses the bridge. Scary in any case.





















