Showing Visitors Around Belgrade with Kids, 5 of 18
Museum
Museum of Yugoslavia
- Hours
- Closed today
- Price
- Under 10 free, from RSD 800
- Setting
- Indoor & outdoor
Showing Visitors Around Belgrade with Kids, 5 of 18: Museum of Yugoslavia
Museum of Yugoslavia
MuseumSavski Venac
Area
Savski Venac
Good for
7–16
Cost
Under 10 free, from RSD 800
Setting
Indoor & outdoor
Updated
Oct 28, 2026
What you need to know
- Free first Thursday of every month for individual visits, on top of free entry for kids under 10
- English guided tour every Saturday at 11am, with a Serbian one at noon
- Sculpture park links the three buildings, so there is room to run between exhibitions
About
The Museum of Yugoslavia is three buildings, the May 25 Museum, the Old Museum and the House of Flowers, joined by a sculpture park in leafy Dedinje. The May 25 Museum opened in 1962 as a birthday gift to Josip Broz Tito, who is buried in the House of Flowers.
Exhibitions trace life in Yugoslavia through the museum's collection, and the permanent exhibition has a creative corner for kids.
IndoorOutdoor
Under 10 free, from RSD 800
Adults RSD 800, Serbian residents RSD 600, students and pupils RSD 400 (RSD 200 for Serbian residents). Children under 10 free. Free for individual visits on the first Thursday of each month.
Tue-Sun10:00 AM – 6:00 PM
Closed Jan 1, Jan 7 and Orthodox Easter
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Location
Museum of Yugoslavia
Михаила Мике Јанковића 6, Београд 11000, Serbia
