Natural History Museum of Montenegro

On Saturday we had luck at 12:30. It was open till 2 p.m. without lunch break (13:00-13:30). It is a smaller museum, such an exposition of minerals, snakes, amphibians, butterflies, beetles, insects, birds and fish. The accompanying exhibition there was the history of tea, its cultivation and processing of varieties. The descriptions of the exhibits are only in the Cyrillic of the Montenegrin language... It was a good thing that I learned to read texts in azbuka during my elementary school. I have a recommendation to the museum: English descriptions for foreign tourists would also be great.

it shows that the staff in doing their best, but it will be a long time to get to western museum level. still a nice visit for 1-2 hours with young children

Great museum,small but only costs 2€.Right now there is an exhibition about bees.There is no English text.There also was a little quiz to test your knowledge.

Difficult to locate museum. Little to nothing inside. The presentation of the very few items was poorly executed. Noting is written in English, so you must utilize your translator function to its fullest on your DCD (smart phone). I am constantly amazed at how few curators of museums obtain an actual education from an accredited university and are employed yet do such a truly deplorable job. This is an excellent example of a missed opportunity.

This place was great, it's only small but it's also only 2 euros so it's definitely worth stopping by. We had a great time.

A quite small museum, but it costs only 2 Euro for adults to enter. They are closed for 30 min around 1 pm. No info in English except one sign where it says that it is forbidden to touch the glass in order to disturb the snakes :)

The stuffed animals in the photos are removed from the exhibition. There is only the spices exhibition which is not worth visiting. Entrance fee is 1€.

Interesting museum, definitely worth seeing with family. Kids were jumping all over the place all the time. Not to much things to see that one could expect, but still was interesting to see what animals can be seen in Montenegro