Museum of Yugoslavia

The Museum of Yugoslavia is a fascinating and informative place to visit. It provides great insights into the history and culture of Yugoslavia, with well curated exhibits and a peaceful atmosphere. Definitely worth a visit if you’re in Belgrade and want to learn more about the region’s past.

If you’re curious about history, this museum is definitely worth a visit! It is a great place to dive into the history of Yugoslavia and its leader, Josip Broz Tito. The exhibits, including Tito’s personal items and the gifts from world leaders, give an interesting glimpse into the country’s past and its role during the Cold War. Tito’s mausoleum, the “House of Flowers,” is also worth seeing. It is well-organized with helpful info in English and the surrounding gardens are lovely for a walk.

Now that's the best museum of Serbia, hands down. Divided into three parts with the entrance which contains ticket office, toilets, coffee and souvenir shop. After your trip ended you must take a cup of coffee and see the beautiful souvenirs. Other part is the old museum which has all kind of information about Yugoslavia, socialism in Balkans and famous Partisan resistance. Everything well explained in English so you don't even need a tour guide. It also has belongings of Tito and a lot of things gifted to Tito from all over the world. Museum is really well organised with a nice timeline of Yugo. Last but not least, here is your House of Flowers: great mausoleum for Comrade Tito and his wife Comrade Jovanka. This place is simple but heartfelt. You can see how people paid their final respect to Tito and bid farewell to one of the greatest leaders of our world.

Very interesting museum which depicts history of Yugoslavia. The museum complex has a fountain, The House of flowers ( Ex-president, Tito's burial place), many sculptures, a coffee shop etc. The museum has displayed all the gifts Tito had received from countries all over the world during his presidency. It also has his personal belongings, medals and about his life and work. Very interesting museum and a must visit place in Belgrade. It's away from the city centre, can be reached by cab, bus nos 40, 41.

The exposition is too small to be worth noting. However, the area of the museum with a couple of modernist buildings located on a hill facing the old part of Belgrade creates a beautiful atmosphere. I recommend getting there on a business day, when there's not many visitors, and just spend an hour or two enjoying the relaxing surroundings.

Beautiful museum, full of amazing artefacts. It felt very modern, very well kept and beautifully curated. A lovely way to learn about the history of Yugoslavia. Had a really nice time.

Worth visiting, interesting exhibition that has given a good inside of the history of the area for the past decades. Could had been a little better organised thought but in general it was worth my time.

Interesting museum with lots of memorabilia owned by Tito as well as his and Yugoslavian history. His grave is there as well.