موزه مربوط به تاریخ یوگسلاوی و رئیس‌جمهور سابق آن، «جوسیپ بروز تیتو»، که در آنجا دفن شده است.
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#22 از 29 جاذبه‌های گردشگری در بلگراد #6 از 12 موزه در بلگرادامتیاز LocalGuideWorld: 4.50
تفکیک امتیازها
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5 ★71%
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4 ★17%
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3 ★7%
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2 ★2%
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1 ★3%
نکات کلیدی
- امتیاز موزه یوگسلاوی چند است؟
- موزه یوگسلاوی بر اساس 2,679 نظر، امتیاز 4.5 از ۵ دارد.
- رتبه موزه یوگسلاوی در بلگراد چند است؟
- موزه یوگسلاوی بر اساس امتیاز LocalGuideWorld (میانگین امتیاز وزن‌دهی‌شده با تعداد نظرها) رتبه 22 از 29 جاذبه‌های گردشگری در بلگراد را دارد.
- موزه یوگسلاوی کجاست؟
- Михаила Мике Јанковића 6, Beograd 11000، صربستان — 2.9 کیلومتر تا مرکز بلگراد.
- چطور با موزه یوگسلاوی تماس بگیرم؟
- تلفن: +381 11 3671485 · وب‌سایت: muzej-jugoslavije.org
for someone who not familiar with the history of Yugoslavia, i didn't get much information from the museum. the museum only displays souvenirs, gifts from around the world, Tito's personal belonging, and some information about industry revolution in Serbia.
i think this could be more informative and interactive using technology. i mean, cmon it's 2024 and you want to introduced the glory of Yugoslavia era to the young generation.
also, the path isn't friendly for someone using wheelchair :(
i think this could be more informative and interactive using technology. i mean, cmon it's 2024 and you want to introduced the glory of Yugoslavia era to the young generation.
also, the path isn't friendly for someone using wheelchair :(
Really interesting place , to find out more about President Tito , and his resting place in the house of flowers , there is an old museum where all his gifts from people all over the world are presented
And learn more about his life
There are also lovely garden statues to look at as well
Make sure you have 2hrs to see it all
There is also a good value cafe there as well
And learn more about his life
There are also lovely garden statues to look at as well
Make sure you have 2hrs to see it all
There is also a good value cafe there as well
I agree with everyone saying the museum feels empty and they missed an amazing opportunity to tell an interesting story. You barely get information on Yugoslavia or Tito and if you don't speak serb or read cyrillic you basically can't read anything (I'm talking of the old newspaper or posters they have on the right walls).
The Tito gift collection is really interesting though, I loved that part and since I only paid student price I think it was worth it just to see that part.
The Tito gift collection is really interesting though, I loved that part and since I only paid student price I think it was worth it just to see that part.
It gave a good overview of history and political context of Yugoslavia. And quite much info and artifacts about and around Tito the leader of Yugoslavia.
Staff were nice and professional. It was easy to follow and understand various exhibitions. All texts were available in English. Also you could watch a couple of short educational videos with English subtitles. The museum had AC.
It also had a souvenir shop and small cafe. It takes around 1.5 hours to visit it.
An idea for improvement could be to add Audio Guide, which unfortunately was missing. Also adding some section to learn more about people and different cultures of Yugoslavia would be very much appreciated.
Staff were nice and professional. It was easy to follow and understand various exhibitions. All texts were available in English. Also you could watch a couple of short educational videos with English subtitles. The museum had AC.
It also had a souvenir shop and small cafe. It takes around 1.5 hours to visit it.
An idea for improvement could be to add Audio Guide, which unfortunately was missing. Also adding some section to learn more about people and different cultures of Yugoslavia would be very much appreciated.
An amazing museum with beautiful greenery that everyone on holiday in Belgrade should visit. Especially people who are interested in the history of Yugoslavia and Tito
This museum somehow lessened my opinion and perception of Yugoslavia, which was quite positive before. It doesn’t successfully showcase much of what was great about Yugoslavia, and certainly not appealing elements like music or culture.
The ticket seller was awful. Telling us how he hates America and loves Putin; what relevance does this have to Yugoslavia?? He was also very reluctant to speak in English. It was infuriating to deal with this when you are there to earnestly explore history or the region. So this was instead of any instructions or directions given, so the museum layout was much more confusing than it needed to be. He is not suited to the job at all.
There are several separated buildings - the ‘old museum’ which is the actual museum, Tito’s mausoleum, and some big new building which is mostly empty space and doesn’t house much. There are quite nice gardens on the site with statues and flowers, and a cafe, as well as some toilets next to the cafe and in the new empty building.
The ‘old museum’ features gifts to Tito from around the world, guns, posters, and random personal objects like military outfits. There are sporadic and unrelated little reflections about Yugoslavia written in Serbian and English. It is not enriching at all.
The highlight is probably the mausoleum, but why would you go to all this effort out of town just for it.
I spent about an hour and a half here. Entry price is 600 ($6) or 300 for students. Not really worth that or the effort to navigate buses to go there. Saint Sava Church or the National Museum of Serbia are more worthwhile attractions in my view.
The ticket seller was awful. Telling us how he hates America and loves Putin; what relevance does this have to Yugoslavia?? He was also very reluctant to speak in English. It was infuriating to deal with this when you are there to earnestly explore history or the region. So this was instead of any instructions or directions given, so the museum layout was much more confusing than it needed to be. He is not suited to the job at all.
There are several separated buildings - the ‘old museum’ which is the actual museum, Tito’s mausoleum, and some big new building which is mostly empty space and doesn’t house much. There are quite nice gardens on the site with statues and flowers, and a cafe, as well as some toilets next to the cafe and in the new empty building.
The ‘old museum’ features gifts to Tito from around the world, guns, posters, and random personal objects like military outfits. There are sporadic and unrelated little reflections about Yugoslavia written in Serbian and English. It is not enriching at all.
The highlight is probably the mausoleum, but why would you go to all this effort out of town just for it.
I spent about an hour and a half here. Entry price is 600 ($6) or 300 for students. Not really worth that or the effort to navigate buses to go there. Saint Sava Church or the National Museum of Serbia are more worthwhile attractions in my view.
I cannot say that I’m impressed- I was expecting more (I saw a lot of pics from this place and my imagination draw me an exciting place)
But it is definitely interesting and worth seeing
A high concentration of historical information and a peaceful atmosphere of the park area
But it is definitely interesting and worth seeing
A high concentration of historical information and a peaceful atmosphere of the park area
A recently refurbished museum, with a modern touch. There are three areas in total to visit: the permanent exhibition referring to the times of Tito, mainly through the gifts he had received and few other objects, the House of Flowers with Tito’s tomb along with his wife’s, and a new building with temporary exhibitions. The garden itself is very well cared, peaceful, with statues for/of Tito. There is also a cafe and a museum shop. It’s worth a visit, although a bit far from the city centre.
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