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Legislation Palace (Law Faculty, University of Sarajevo Rectorate)
Legislation Palace (Law Faculty, University of Sarajevo Rectorate)
Another architecture delicacy, the Legislation Palace is a monumental square building built in two stages between 1912 and 1918. It a Karl Pařík’s design employing Late Historicism.
Location: Centre
In addition to the court’s institutions, the Legislation Palace holds the Law Faculty and the University of Sarajevo Rectorate. The University of Sarajevo inherits the century-long high education tradition of Bosnia and Herzegovina. It has been founded in 1531 with the establishment of Ghazi Husrev-Bey’s Hanikah (College of Sufi Philosophy, Islamic and other sciences), ranked among other top international colleges.

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