National Museum of Serbia
National museum · Stari Grad ·

National Museum of Serbia

National museum · Stari Grad ·

Art & history collections, including Picasso, Van Gogh, and Serbian artifacts

National Museum of Serbia by null
National Museum of Serbia by null
National Museum of Serbia by null
National Museum of Serbia by null
National Museum of Serbia by null
National Museum of Serbia by null
National Museum of Serbia by null
National Museum of Serbia by null
National Museum of Serbia by null
National Museum of Serbia by null
National Museum of Serbia by null
National Museum of Serbia by null
National Museum of Serbia by null
National Museum of Serbia by null
National Museum of Serbia by null
National Museum of Serbia by null
National Museum of Serbia by null
National Museum of Serbia by null
National Museum of Serbia by null
National Museum of Serbia by null

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Trg republike 1а, Beograd 104303, Serbia Get directions

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Trg republike 1а, Beograd 104303, Serbia Get directions

+381 60 8075020
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Features

restroom
wheelchair accessible entrance
wheelchair accessible restroom

Last updated

Nov 26, 2025

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Culture, art and relax in Belgrade: unmissable sights for the perfect holiday

"One of the city’s oldest institutions, this museum holds more than 400,000 works—drawings, paintings, and sculptures by Serbian and international artists—spread across the Gallery of Frescoes, the Museum of Vuk and Dositej, and the Memorial Museum of Nadežda and Rastko Petrović; its collections span from Prehistory to the 20th century, with a substantial section devoted to numismatics." - Annalisa Leopolda Cavaleri

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National Museum of Serbia

Adriano

Google
I went here on the 31/8/2025 and I had a nightmare experience. I don’t even know where to begin with. The opening hours are horrible and they honestly make no sense. The entrance in on the side of the building and when I was there I waited over three hours in line just to get told that I could not bring my suitcase even tough the museum has a big storage room. Absolutely ridiculous. After I left my suitcase at a luggage store I went to the museum again and had to wait in line for over three hours all over again. The staff was rude, disrespectful and did not had any interest whatsoever in the visitors. On Sunday the ticket is free for everyone so that’s good but the administration is just the worst. The museum looks like it has never been cleaned in its life and it’s just full of trash and dust everywhere. It’s a real shame because the works of art are beautiful and interesting but the management doesn’t do them justice. It also lacks an audioguide. Such a shame

Konstantinos K.

Google
The museum displays artifacts and information about Serbia, covering a wide range of historical periods. It has exhibitions from ancient history, medieval until modern. The first and second floor have wonderful paintings that really grab the visitor's attention.

MatteoLuciano

Google
Well, great collection of coins and notes dating as far as 2300 you to a great collection of paintings. Not worth the extra 300 for the daily expo. It's just three things put it together. Just visit the museum. Also I was expecting more regarding the history of the world war. Overall worth a visit...

Isa T.

Google
The National Museum of Serbia is a must-visit for art and history enthusiasts. Its collection includes a wide range of paintings, sculptures, and historical artifacts. The layout is well-organized, making it easy to explore the exhibits. Staff members are helpful and provide useful information about the displays. Visiting the museum offers a deep insight into Serbia’s rich cultural heritage.

Ezgi T.

Google
One of my favorite art museum ever. There are both constant and temporary exhibitions. Loved both ! We were lucky to visit on sunday when the entry is free.

Laura DE LA C.

Google
Small museum, but very accurate to understand the different phases of Serbia. Interesting collection of paintings. In 2 hours you can visit the museum and near you have a big selection of restaurants.

yuri D.

Google
Of course, you can't compare the museum to other big collections. But if you are visiting city center it is really worth to enjoy for two or three hours from the collection of archeology and fine arts. In Sundays the administration is free. If you drive to the city there is big parking garage which is near the republic square i recommend to use it.

J.C.

Google
A must in Belgrad. A piece of history of Serbia but also some other art pieces from Picasso, Van Gogh, Matisse, Monet, Canaletto,...Very very recommended. I would go back. Price is fair, security people at the entrance but also the rest of the workers are very nice. I must say they have the cleanest bathrooms I have ever seen in my life. Congrats to the cleaning service. So impressive how well taken care of they are. Thursdays entrance is for free. 300 dinars general entrance. No queues at all.