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Landmark burial site of Josip Broz Tito, former Yugoslavian President, with a garden & terrace.
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Reviews — 8
A small nation made something big, although briefly. That feeling of greatness that passed and nostalgia(if you are a bit older) is so strong here. Accepting one's heritage is a thing to see. Beautiful.
Even if you disagree with the politics of the time, etc, Tito is a part of history and heritage not only to Serbia but to the whole region.
Even if you disagree with the politics of the time, etc, Tito is a part of history and heritage not only to Serbia but to the whole region.
Nice and peaceful. Learned a lot about Tito and appreciate being able to visit his burial site.
The house of flowers is really unique and well maintained, but the museum contains quite worthless things because the most valuable ones were stolen by the politicians who came to power after Tito's death.
Museum is more about Tito, house of flowers very plain. I like the fact that I went but will probably never go again...
The museum is missing interactivity and more about the countries that were forming Yugoslavia, the people and how the people lived in Yugoslavia.
The museum is missing interactivity and more about the countries that were forming Yugoslavia, the people and how the people lived in Yugoslavia.
Absolutely wonderful place to visit. You can embrace the sublime ambience there and also learn about history of Yugoslavia.
Its a place praising dictator, which made us feel uncomfortable to say the least. Museum itself is very disorganised and has bad layout. No clear signs. Felt like all artefacts were dumped in one place.
Very educative museum. Recommend! You get to see parts and a bit of an atmosphere of communism times, especially when Tito died