National Museum of Serbia

The small museum, but very interesting. It tells how the first people appeared, what was previously on the territory of Serbia. I especially liked the exhibition with icons. They are beautiful. Special thanks to the friendly people both at the entrance and at the exhibitions.

This is a wonderful museum, with a magnificent exhibition. And I would say that the exhibition is very well thought out, many little things are located here, accents are placed, they are enough to imagine the history of people. I have only been there for the first time and I recommend dividing the visit into several times, for a better perception, so as not to jump through the history of mankind, starting from prehistoric times, it is better to look at each exhibition separately and enjoy it.

The museum has a historical and visually impressive building. I visited it with the dream of seeing objects related to Serbian history and culture. Unfortunately, it was more like a painting exhibition than a history museum. Because, approximately 80% of the objects exhibited in the museum were paintings. It is better to spend time and money in another places.

The collection is impressive, with works by iconic artists like Picasso and classics such as Monet. The museum offers a wide range of art, from Serbian history to world-renowned masterpieces, making it a must-visit for art lovers. I was pleasantly surprised to find that it’s free to enter on Sundays, which makes it even more accessible. They also occasionally host free concerts. Highly recommend for anyone interested in art and history!

Very nice museum a mix of new and old art. Some important names in the painting section like Picasso, we bought the ticket on the day and had no waiting time. Bags are to be left in the storage.

A great museum with an extensive portfolio of artifacts to see. A must see if you are in Belgrade. It was easy to follow and it covers ancient history, coins and cash and many paintings. Staff were serious and professional. It was clean and organized. Card payment was accepted. Unfortunately, no audio guide was available.

Pleasent experience. We went on a Sunday so the entrance tickets were free of charge, but we didn't visit the temporary exhibition. There are a lot of famus works by Paja Jovanović, Uroš Petrović and other Serbian artists. There is also a Mone, a Van Gogh and some Picasso. Overall it was nice and I would recommend.

Very worth visit not so crowded but having many collections from Monet, Matisse, Picasso and many more. Sunday is admission free. Nice building, worth to put in the itinerary for a stop.