In a city full of history, museums, monuments, and galleries there are so many things you can see, especially if you are an art lover. The spirit of Belgrade is what foreigners like the most.
There are 39 art, cultural, historical, memorial, technical, and natural museums in the Serbian capital. Content-rich exhibits and treasures speak of the history, art, and science of Serbia, the Balkans, and Europe.
Belgrade has an abundance of religious architecture. Orthodox icons are the perfect blend of art and spirit. Temple of St. Sava is the largest Orthodox church in the world.
One of the most charming European cities has a lot to offer. Do not miss the monuments that adorn the capital of Serbia, pay tribute to Serbian history and gratitude to friendly nations.
The Oldest Museum Institution in the Country and One of the Most Important Cultural Organizations in Serbia: The National Museum in Belgrade National Museum in Belgrade was founded in 1844, thanks to the initiative of the Head of the Ministry of Education and “the father of Serbian drama” Jovan Sterija Popovic. It was built on the Republic Square on the…
The Museum of Contemporary Art The First Museum Built on Purpose in Belgrade and the Most Representative Collection of Domestic Art of the 20th Century:The idea to display the majority of Yugoslav art of the 20th century in the same place was born in 1958, and it was implemented by the decision to establish the Modern Gallery. The following year,…