National Museum Belgrade

  National Museum Belgrade sits at the heart of the city, specifically in the Republic Square, where it has been a central pillar of culture since its establishment in 1844. It is home to a diverse collection of over 400,000 artifacts, including significant works by local and international artists. The museum’s architecture, reflecting a Neoclassical style, complements its role as a cultural hub. Visitors can explore various exhibitions throughout the year, with special showcases often extending from April through October. Within its expansive halls, you’ll discover everything from ancient artifacts to contemporary art, offering a window into Serbia's rich historical tapestry.