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The best way to learn about a nation’s history, culture and art is to visit its museums and galleries and Serbia’s museums will truly take you on a journey through time and space.

Whether you’re interested in learning about history, art or culture there truly is something for everyone…
For baking aficionados, a visit to the Museum of Bread is a must. Aerophile’s should pay a visit to the Aeronautical Museum.
Or if your little ones are keen to learn more about dinosaurs, be sure to visit the Natural History Park. To learn more about the culture and history of the different regions of Serbia, the museums of Vojvodina, Toplica, Kikinda and Sombor are ideal.
In Belgrade, the Gallery of Frescoes, included in UNESCO’s World Heritage Registry, is the place to see some of the finest medieval frescoes all in one place. Also, well worth a visit is the Nikola Tesla Museum, dedicated to honoring and displaying the life and work of the famed scientist.

The National Museum

The National Museum in Belgrade houses some of the most valuable archaeological, artistic and numismatic artifacts that represent rich multicultural heritage of Serbia, but also of other parts of Europe and the world.

Nikola Tesla Museum

Nikola Tesla, the illustrious American scientist of Serbian descent, gave an immensurable contribution to humanity’s technological progress.

Museum of Contemporary Art

The Museum of Contemporary Art in Belgrade is a must for any art lovers visiting Serbia.

Museum of Vojvodina

With more than 400,000 exhibits depicting 40.000 years of history of Serbia’s northern province, the Museum of Vojvodina is one of the largest museums in the country.

Museum of Yugoslavia

The Museum of Yugoslavia is dedicated to preserving and interpreting the complex Yugoslav heritage.

The Sombor City Museum

The City Museum of Sombor preserves the archaeological, ethnological and historical treasures of the Bačka region, as well as numerous works of visual and applied arts from across Serbia.

Lepenski Vir Museum

Lepenski Vir Museum was built to protect the eponymous archaeological site and hosts artefacts dating back to 7000–6500 BCE.

Old Village Open-Air Museum

Situated in the village of Sirogojno on the plateau of Mt. Zlatibor, Old Village Open-Air Museum features authentic buildings constructed in the 19th and early 20th Centuries. Log cabins, houses and cottages provide a faithful depiction of the traditional rural architecture of the time.

Museum of Naïve and Marginal Art

Recognisable for their bright colours and great amount of detail, the works of self-taught naïve artists are an authentic expression of a creative energy that does not heed any restrictions or rules.

National Museum in Kikinda

The diverse collections of the National Museum in Kikinda contain tens of thousands of exhibits which will take you on an exciting journey through time.

National Museum of Toplica

Originally conceived as a museum displaying exclusively historical material and exhibits from World War II, the National Museum of Toplica soon developed into a complex institution, with archaeological, ethnological and art collections in addition to its original historical exhibits.