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Trip.Best Popular Museums in Belgrade
National Museum of Serbia
4.7
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35 reviews
6.3
The National Museum of Serbia, located in Belgrade’s Republic Square, is the country’s largest and oldest museum, offering a fascinating journey through history, art, and culture. Established in 1844, it houses over 400,000 exhibits, including prehistoric artifacts, medieval treasures, Renaissance masterpieces, and modern art. Highlights include works by famous European painters, ancient coins, and stunning Serbian medieval frescoes. The museum’s well-organized galleries and detailed explanations make it both educational and inspiring. Its neoclassical building adds to the charm, standing as a cultural landmark in the city. A visit here provides a deep understanding of Serbia’s rich heritage and artistic legacy.
Stari grad /Belgrade
476m from downtown Belgrade
Highlights: The National Museum of Belgrade is also known as the National Museum of Serbia. Located on the north side of the Republic Square, this neo-Renaissance-style building is itself a city landmark. Founded in 1844, as a very old museum in the Balkans, its 400,000 collections span the art from the Paleolithic Age to the 20th century, especially the medieval fresco collection and the Yugoslav modern art exhibition area. The famous "Miroslav Gospel" is housed in this museum. The underground floor has a special ancient coin exhibition hall, which fully presents the evolution of currency from the Roman Empire to the Ottoman period. It is recommended to reserve 2-3 hours for the visit, and an English audio guide can be rented at the entrance. The building is fully air-conditioned, making it comfortable to visit in summer. It is adjacent to the Skadarja pedestrian street. After the visit, you can walk a few minutes to the traditional restaurant to taste Serbian barbecue.
Nikola Tesla Museum
4.2
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18 reviews
5.7
Based on 2,678 reviews
【Nikola Tesla Museum】
Музеј Николе Тесле
The Nikola Tesla Museum, opened in 1955, is a public museum founded in memory of Serbian inventor Nikola Tesla and the country's first technical museum. The museum currently has more than 160,000 collections, including Tesla's invention sketches, research tools and personal belongings. In 2003, the museum was listed as a World Memory Heritage for Tesla's important contribution to the world's electrification and future technological progress.
Address: Krunska 51, Beograd 11000 Serbia
Time: 10:00-20:00; Monday 18:00
Tickets: 800 dinars (about 56 RMB) can only be paid in dinars in cash, no cards can be swiped
Vracar /Belgrade
1.8 km from downtown Belgrade
Highlights: The Nikola Tesla Museum was founded in 1952. Nikola Tesla is a Serbian-American scientist who has made outstanding contributions to the field of electromagnetic fields. This archive holds a very valuable collection of manuscripts and scientific materials, with about 160,000 original documents and about 5,700 other objects. In addition to exhibiting about Tesla's life and important inventions, the museum also allows you to participate in the implementation of experiments.
House of Flowers
4.2
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39 reviews
5.4
Tito's Mausoleum, also known as the Flower House, is also a museum. The surroundings are quite nice, with tall trees and an elegant atmosphere. The museum displays some of Tito's personal belongings. Tito's name, birthdate, and death dates are engraved on the mausoleum. There are also two statues of Tito! I highly recommend visiting Tito's Mausoleum!
3.9 km from downtown Belgrade
Highlights: The tomb of Marshal Tito, also known as the flower room, is the resting place of a generation of great men. Because Tito loved to grow flowers during his lifetime, his body was buried in the flower room after his death. It's a cemetery and a museum. The whole museum consists of three parts, the "May 25" Museum, the Old Museum and Tito's Tomb. Because Tito's birthday is May 25th, the main museum is named "May25th". There are exhibitions in it all year round. Tito's tomb is a rectangular mausoleum made of white marble. Broz, Tito, 1892-1980.
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