Exploring Destroyed Yugoslav Villa in Sarajevo

I found this video while going through all my material from the Balkan trip I made last year. The quality is awful and it's filmed in portrait (sinful, I know), but it was fascinating to explore at night and there was a lot of cool graffiti and things to see. I did some research on this building; it's an old villa built for the ex-Yugoslav leader, Tito, back in the 1970s, and he stayed there two times with his wife before his death in 1980: subsequently it was destroyed in the conflict of the Balkan wars.
At the time we thought it was perhaps a hospital or a school due to the size, shape and the fact there were a lot of bathrooms and facilities there at one time. These were for the staff members and other officials who stayed there.
The ruins are falling to bits but it's possible to go up to the second floor and look around.
I'd love to come back to Bosnia and explore more places like this, but do a better job documenting them! Jairo filmed this on his phone with the flash on - I wish we'd come back in the daylight to see it a bit better.

[@hollyexley]

You went to Tito's villa?! Thats cool. Did you manage to go to the Tito museum in Sarajevo? It's really fun and kitch.

[@scottishgeekguy]

Nope....