Muzej Vojvodine

Passing through the iron gate, opening the wooden door, and walking up the steps, the exhibition unfolds in order — from the Neolithic period of Vojvodina, through the Bronze Age and Roman period, to the Ottoman and Austro-Hungarian eras. Weapons from different periods are displayed alongside traditional costumes and handicrafts that reflect the region’s rich multicultural heritage. We also discovered blue-and-white ceramics from the Ottoman period. Surprisingly, they share a certain resemblance to Chinese porcelain, though the style of the cup lids is quite different, revealing distinct cultural characteristics. The museum itself is not large, but it is clean, well-organized, and bright. It is truly worth visiting with children — a wonderful place to learn and explore history together.

A magnificent museum with a fascinating history. Here you can see exhibits dating back to the 4th century in excellent condition. Admission is very affordable, so this museum is a must-see.

Such a nice museum, it has a nice collection especially incredibly preserved Roman helmets from IV century, that you can't see anywhere else. So if you are in Novi Sad definitely visit this museum, also tickets are really cheap less then 3 euros.

Costs only 300 dinars. But not really recommended unless you’re absolutely into archeology. However you may still be disappointed by the replica, though there are lots of real ones. Pretty clean and artisanal building with very few visitors (actually I had an “exclusive visit” on Saturday afternoon.) I enjoyed the building itself more than the exhibition. Btw, the library is STAFF ONLY😅

Just a stunning museum with great collection and storytelling! What I like the most about — this museum is not too long to be bored, but is fulfilled and curated smartly so that you really immerse into the history of local lands and people from the very beginning. This museum focuses on people and Vojvodina land regardless of “whom they belonged” at different historical periods, and that’s great. And the roman hamlets are out of space! So well so well preserved and authentic — just wow!

Born and raised in Novi Sad and only now have I discovered this place, some 40 years later. Roman helmets are the stars of the show, but plenty of other great things to see. Size wise museum is on a medium side but is utterly enjoyable especially at a current entry cost (300 dinars - 3USD).

Great museum! The explanation via app was great! Well managed and good entry price!

Good small museum. Late Roman helmets are definitely a highlight. Lighting in certain rooms is pretty flat and doesn’t highlight items well enough