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Based on good reviews I went there. Did i learn sth ... no? For me it was chaotic and not well organised chronologicly... also exposition is very small, just one floor. Without basic knowlage about this country you will not understand what is what ...
This museum always have some excellent exhibitions. Now is actual Serbian medieval Kings costumes
This is the word-iest museum I’ve ever seen. Is it a museum or is it a book where instead of pages, the words are written on the walls? At least there are pictures accompanying the long passages. I’d like to suggest the linguistic skill of summarisation. These wall-essays are in Serbian and English.
When I went, the upper floor was closed, so it was just one floor and I only took an hour to see it. The time periods jump around somewhat, which was slightly odd and disorientating. It only covers 19th century in (maybe too much written) detail and then some medieval years, 11th-15th centuries. There is a small amount of info on the missing centuries in between.
I liked the displays of the crowns. You can see the painting, and then reconstructions of the crowns they wore.
Also, what museum only accepts cash and no card? I found it bizarre. 400 dinars (€3.50) entry is reasonable at least. There are toilets on-site. The 8pm closing time is fantastic.
When I went, the upper floor was closed, so it was just one floor and I only took an hour to see it. The time periods jump around somewhat, which was slightly odd and disorientating. It only covers 19th century in (maybe too much written) detail and then some medieval years, 11th-15th centuries. There is a small amount of info on the missing centuries in between.
I liked the displays of the crowns. You can see the painting, and then reconstructions of the crowns they wore.
Also, what museum only accepts cash and no card? I found it bizarre. 400 dinars (€3.50) entry is reasonable at least. There are toilets on-site. The 8pm closing time is fantastic.
It not the biggest museum, but it does give you very good insigt to Serbian history. It is filled with copies of many important iconography from alle the Serbian chruches.
The main historical museum left me with contrasting impressions. While expecting a treasure trove of historical artifacts and everyday objects, which it unquestionably possesses, the experience fell short. The displays felt lackluster due to several factors. Firstly, many of the decorative pieces and symbols of power displayed are merely replicas. Secondly, the inconsistent lighting often left the exhibits in unflattering shadows, hindering full appreciation. Finally, the information overload through walls of text, ranging from tiny to medium-sized fonts, felt akin to someone simply printing history textbook pages and hanging them up. A truly captivating and dignified presentation would be expected for such a prestigious institution. While the museum holds historical significance and is worth a single visit, the wealth of information it holds would be better explored online, comfortably viewed on a laptop screen.
Entrance ticket cost is 400 RSD.
Entrance ticket cost is 400 RSD.
The works are really beautiful, I especially liked the crowns and jewelries. 😄 Also, the young man with glasses working at the entrance was very polite and cute and helped us. Thank you so much 😊