National Museum of Serbia

Yes, the interior is quite spacious, housing artifacts and historical relics from the 17th and 20th centuries. It’s definitely a place anyone living in this city should visit. On cold days, it serves as a perfect escape. I especially admired the sculptures made of marble and bronze, as well as some of the oil paintings. The entrance fee is 300 RSD, which is roughly 150-160 Turkish Lira. In my opinion, it’s worth it. 🤔

The museum offers an excellent chronological presentation of history, from early regional settlements to later periods. The way the artifacts are displayed makes it very easy to follow the historical timeline and understand the cultural development of the region. The museum layout is modern, well-organized, and enjoyable to walk through. Definitely a must-visit place in Belgrade for anyone interested in history and culture.

A great place to spend a couple hours. The ground floor has an expansive exhibit on the history of humans in the region, which then bleeds into a huge area dedicated to the Romans. Numerous large antiques are littered around as well as directly aside information panels, which are also available in English! There's a nice money exhibit within a vault. There is also a gallery on the top floor!

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

Amazing collection from various centuries and artists from all over the world. It contains even Van Gogh, Picasso, Matisse etc. Paid 300 for entrance of the permanent collection per person. It was 600 for both permanent and temporary exhibition. There seemed to be noone working at the museum cafe on the second floor and gift shop was very poor with limited products for a national museum. We are still trying to figure out why there were only old angry men working all around the museum. There was a small room with children, they probably had a kid workshop which seemed fun and private. Overall good experience.

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.

Great museum . Lots to see and well laid out . 3 stories in total with english captions for everything as well. Entry fee for 300 din is very reasonable for the amount of material there is . It took more than an hour to read and look at everything. modern art / other art in the 2nd and 3rd story upstairs included many famous painters works and the archaeological section downstairs was also nice. random as well but there was also a sarcophagus from Egypt too .

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...