Founded in 1903, the Museum of the City of Belgrade is a dynamic institution dedicated to preserving and presenting the city’s rich cultural and historical legacy. Its diverse collections span archaeology, urban planning, fine arts, ethnology, and literature, offering a comprehensive narrative of Belgrade’s evolution from prehistoric settlements to modern times. The museum oversees several satellite sites, including the Residence of Princess Ljubica, the Paja Jovanović Museum, and the Vinča archaeological site, each contributing unique perspectives on Serbian heritage. With over 200,000 artifacts, including works by renowned Serbian and international artists, the museum reflects Belgrade’s role as a crossroads of civilizations. A major new facility is underway in the historic Military Academy Building, designed by Dimitrije T. Leko in 1899, which will unify the museum’s holdings under one roof. This ambitious project promises to transform the museum into a central hub for cultural education and public engagement in Serbia’s capital.
Belgrade SerbiaThe Museum of the City of Belgrade, also known as the Belgrade City Museum, is located at Resavska Street 40b in the Stari Grad (Old Town) district. Founded in 1903, it chronicles the history and culture of Belgrade from prehistoric times through to the present day, housing an extensive collection of over 157,000 items including artworks, archaeological finds, and historical artifacts. The museum operates across several cultural locations throughout the city and also manages numerous specialized museums like the Residence of Princess Ljubica and the Museum of Toma Rosandić. The building itself is a former military academy, situated near significant landmarks such as Karađorđe Park, the vibrant Knez Mihailova shopping street, and the historic Kalemegdan Fortress. This central position offers visitors both a deep dive into Belgrade’s rich past and easy access to the city's bustling cultural heart.
Belgrade Fortress
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National Museum of Serbia
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Museum of Contemporary Art in Belgrade
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Nikola Tesla Museum
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Museum of Yugoslavia
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Ethnographic Museum
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Military Museum
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Historical Museum of Serbia
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Railway Museum
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Royal Palace
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White Palace
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Old Palace
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New Palace
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National Theatre in Belgrade
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Yugoslav Drama Theatre
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Belgrade Drama Theatre
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Terazije Theatre
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Cvijeta Zuzorić Art Pavilion
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Gallery of the Serbian Academy of Sciences and Arts
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ULUS Gallery
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Kalemegdan Park
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Tasmajdan Park
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Topčider Park
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Pionirski Park
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Botanical Garden Jevremovac
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Trg Republike
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Terazije Square
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Nikola Pašić Square
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Zeleni Venac Market
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Kalenić Market
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Gardos Tower
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Avala Tower
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Skadarlija Street
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Ada Ciganlija
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St. Sava Temple
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St. Mark’s Church Belgrade
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Knez Mihailova Street
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Museum of Applied Arts
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Zepter Museum
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Jewish Historical Museum
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Konak Kneginje Ljubice
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Konak Kneza Miloša
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Yugoslav film archive
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Vuk & Dositej Museum
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Museum of Theatrical Arts
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Museum of Pedagogy
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Museum of Serbian Orthodox Church
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Museum of the Banjica Concentration Camp
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Zemun Homeland Museum
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Manak’s House
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Gallery of Petar Dobrović
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Museum of Ivo Andrić
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Museum of Jovan Cvijić
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Museum of Nadežda and Rastko Petrović
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FK Crvena Zvezda Museum
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Museum of Science and Technology
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Museum of Aviation
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Museum of Natural History
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PTT Postal Museum
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Atelje 212
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Bitef Theatre
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Zvezdara Theatre
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Boško Buha Theatre
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Duško Radović Little Theatre
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Gallery SANU
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O3ONE Art Space
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Eugster Belgrade Gallery
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X Vitamin Gallery
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Progres Gallery
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Belgrade Observatory
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Belgrade Planetarium
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