Best places: Museums in Belgrade, Serbia

👍👍 Great place, they give great movies and the prices are affordable.

👍👍 Friendly host, rich history of a great club in a beautiful environment.

Early 1800s family residence of Prince Milos, now a city museum showcasing interiors of the period.

Museum showing West African sculpture, ceramics & textiles, plus traveling exhibitions.

Historic royal palace with a spacious,18th century–style interior & large Venetian chandeliers.

👍👍 Amazing place where you can learn about origins of chocolate and cocoa. You get to try all kinds of chocolate and drink hot one. Staff is really pleasant and kind. In the end you get to make your own chocolate bar. It's a must visit and a memorable experience.

Landmark burial site of Josip Broz Tito, former Yugoslavian President, with a garden & terrace.

👍👍 Old historic house, museum you just have to visit while you are in Belgrade. No matter what you do there, looking for a good theatre show, or just wanting to know now more about Serbian history, or to see the first club in Belgrade as copy of world most famous disco 54,or meet first Serbian supermod...

Military museum housed in a former fortress, displaying ancient & modern artifacts & weaponry.

This museum in a former bank building exhibits Serbian art from the mid 20th century to today.

Family-oriented visitor center with games & puzzles based around optical effects & illusions.

👍👍 Love this cosy place. Very discrete, romantic atmosphere. Big plus.

History museum on Yugoslavia & its former President Josip Broz Tito, who is buried on the grounds.

👍👍 Beautiful museum. Unfortunately not many locals come visit this place. In this building you can find some interesting facts about Serbian history and Serbian Ortodox Church. This is the place very is situated the Assembly of Serbian Ortodox Church.

National museum presenting Serbian archaeology, history & ethnography exhibits in an airy space.

Stately former royal palace of the Obrenović dynasty, featuring balconies, Doric columns & gardens.

A former residence of Prince Milos, this 1831 mansion houses a museum of Serbian history & culture.

👍👍 New in town and looking for some film festival? This is the first cinema you should look for high quality film events in Belgrad. It has a huge saloon where the delight of silver screen is doubled. It is on a very central location, directly next to the Republic Square, literally 1 minute by walk!

Regal 1920s Serbian-Byzantine style palace with Baroque & Renaissance decor & landscaped grounds.

This history museum spotlights Vuk Stefanović Karadžić & Dositej Obradović, two legendary Serbians.