11 of the best · Belgrade, Serbia
11 of the Best Museums & Galleries in Belgrade
From the treasures of the National Museum to Yugoslav modernism at Ušće, Tito's House of Flowers, Tesla's museum, African art in Senjak and one of the world's great film archives.
Our 11 favourites, listed A–Z · Updated October 2026
Insiders' picks
Three of our favourites from this list, vetted by people who know and love Belgrade.
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Treasures of Serbia
National Museum of Serbia
Serbia's oldest and largest museum on Republic Square: Lepenski Vir sculptures, medieval treasures and Serbian and European art.
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Modernist landmark
Museum of Contemporary Art
A landmark modernist building at Ušće with the key collection of 20th-century Yugoslav and Serbian art, and a sculpture park.
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Tito’s House of Flowers
Museum of Yugoslavia
The story of Yugoslavia in a park on Dedinje hill, including the House of Flowers, where Josip Broz Tito is buried.
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The full list: Art & Museums, A–Z
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History of Belgrade
Belgrade City Museum
The museum of the city's history, with branches including the homes of writer Ivo Andrić and painter Paja Jovanović, and Princess Ljubica's Residence.
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Contemporary art
Cultural Centre of Belgrade
Galleries for contemporary art, design and photography right on Knez Mihailova, often free to visit.
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Folk heritage
Ethnographic Museum
Traditional costumes, textiles, jewellery and crafts from across Serbia and the Balkans, on Studentski trg.
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Unique collection
Museum of African Art
A rare museum devoted to West African art and culture, in a villa on leafy Senjak, with masks, sculpture and textiles.
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Design & crafts
Museum of Applied Art
Centuries of design, jewellery, textiles, furniture and decorative arts, in the old town near Knez Mihailova.
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Modernist landmark
Museum of Contemporary Art
A landmark modernist building at Ušće with the key collection of 20th-century Yugoslav and Serbian art, and a sculpture park.
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Hands-on
Museum of Science and Technology
Serbia's museum of science and technology, in a former power station in Dorćol, with hands-on exhibits that suit families.
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Tito’s House of Flowers
Museum of Yugoslavia
The story of Yugoslavia in a park on Dedinje hill, including the House of Flowers, where Josip Broz Tito is buried.
Mihaila Mike Jankovića 6Explore View on map
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Treasures of Serbia
National Museum of Serbia
Serbia's oldest and largest museum on Republic Square: Lepenski Vir sculptures, medieval treasures and Serbian and European art.
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Science
Nikola Tesla Museum
A small museum devoted to the inventor, with his belongings, working models and his ashes. Guided tours include live demonstrations.
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Film heritage
Yugoslav Film Archive
One of the world's great film archives, with a museum and screenings of classic films in its historic cinema.
Entry guide: Free, € under 1,000 RSD. Many museums close on Mondays; check opening times before you go.
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