We hope you enjoyed our 2022 virtual exhibitions, stay tuned for our plans for 2023.

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Join us as we virtually experience our national treasures:

National Museum of Serbia

The National Museum of Serbia is the largest and oldest museum in Serbia; its collection has grown to over 400,000 objects. Its collections include art, archaeological, numismatic, artistic, and historical artifacts.

The museum was established in 1844 and moved into the current facility in 1950. The National Museum’s building has a facade styled in the neo-Renaissance style. 

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Nikola Tesla Museum

The Museum holds the entire personal bequest of Nikola Tesla. The archive materials of the Nikola Tesla Museum consist of the Personal Holdings of Nikola Tesla and a collection of photos. Within the Personal Holdings, which represents the valuable part of the archive, there are the original documents of a rich Tesla’s correspondence with his cousins, renowned scientists, and companies. There are also kept the original Tesla’s works, patents, and patent documentation, plans, and drawings.

The Nikola Tesla’s Museum holds about 1000 items, classified in nine collections - four collections of technical nature, two collections of personal Tesla’s belongings, and three artistic collections. The largest number of the Museum items is in the personal bequest of Nikola Tesla. The permanent exhibition is displayed on the ground floor and divided in two parts. The first part informs us about the biography of Nikola Tesla, and the second part presents his scientific work with the major inventions and with several mockups that are used for demonstration purposes. The urn containing Nikola Tesla’s ashes is kept in the Museum.

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