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Reviews — 8
Very lovely museum, Serbia has a very rich and wonderful history; this is a very unique and special country and people. This is a wonderful museum that showcases its rich cultural heritage and history. I really enjoyed my time here, the museum is very beautiful and has lots to see. The staff were very friendly and knowledgeable, I would definitely recommend visiting this museum if and when you’re in Belgrade. Lots to see and do in this wonderful city.
The Balkan region and Serbia in particular are a very interesting area to explore. but the way the exposition looks, how small it is, is very frustrating. a huge amount of text, very few exhibits. the entire exhibition fits on one floor. the museum was very disappointing
Outdated exposition with a a lot of printed text info that I can find easily in Wikipedia at anytime. No interactive things. Basically, the atmosphere seems sad, dark and boring. Do not try to come here with a children.
Beautiful and emotional historical museum of Belgrade, Serbia.
The museum consists of three parts, one dealing with the establishment and history of the Medieval principality of Serbia and the other two flanking the former dedicated to the two princely dynasties of modern Serbia. As such it is very well organized and informative although it contains mostly pictures and text. Everything is translated to English, the level of detail provided and commitment demanded from the visitor is "medium", not too heavy on the text but with enough "meat" for the more serious history museum buff
Lots of pictures and descriptions of royalty. Many English written explanations. Focus on the dynasties in charge.
Pleasant and informative, enough details and exhibits to keep you interested, but manageable so that you can take everything in without being overwhelmed.
The historical museum is located in the centre of the city in Nikola Pasic Square. The museum was established in 1963 and today it preserves over 35,000 exhibits in its collection. The only thing we saw on the visit was pictures. The ticket price is 200 din.