FAQ

MUSEUM VISITS
Where is the Belgrade City Museum located?
The Belgrade City Museum does not have a permanent exhibition. Its management building, which also houses curators' offices and museum storerooms, is located at No. 1 Zmaj Jovina Street in Belgrade. The Belgrade City Museum holds several permanent exhibitions under its auspices; they are mostly memorial in character: Residence of Princess Ljubica, Museum of Ivo Andrić, Museum of Paja Jovanović, Museum of Jovan Cvijić and the Museum of the Banjica Concentration Camp. If announced in advance, visits to the Museums of Toma Rosandić and the Collection of Icons Sekulić are also available. The Archaeological Site Vinča and the Zemun Home Museum are currently not available to public.
Where can I find information about organizing a visit to a satellite museum of the Belgrade City Museum?
The necessary information that could help you organize a visit to a museum under the auspices of the Belgrade City Museum can be found on the satellite museums' webpages, as well as on the "Info / How to find us" page of our website.
How to purchase museum admission tickets for groups of 10 or more visitors?
Admission tickets for groups of 10 or more visitors can be purchased at each of the satellite museums or by invoice payment. The invoice may be ordered at the accountant's office of the Belgrade City Museum by phone: +381 11 26 38 744 or +381 11 26 30 825, ext. 207.
How can I announce a visit to a satellite museum of the Belgrade City Museum?
Visits for groups of 10 or more visitors can be announced by phone at each of the satellite museums. Phone numbers and other museum information can be found on the satellite museums' webpages, as well as on the "Info / How to find us" page of our website.
Are there any admission concessions for schoolchildren, students and pensioners?
Yes. A fifty-percent concession is available to students, schoolchildren, the unemployed and pensioners. The appropriate proof of status is required. Admission is free for children under seven years of age, disabled persons with escort, members of MDS and ICOM and certain professional groups.
Are there audio guides available at the museums under the auspices of the Belgrade City Museum?
Unfortunately, none of the satellite museums of the Belgrade City Museum offers audio guides.
Are there foreign-language tours available at the museums under the auspices of the Belgrade City Museum?
Guided tours in English are available at the Residence of Princess Ljubica, Museum of Ivo Andrić and Museum of Paja Jovanović, whereas the Collection of Icons Sekulić offers guided tours in German. Foreign-language guided tours are available by appointment and, just like group visits, should be announced a few days in advance.
Is there parking for visitors?
Unfortunately, none of the satellite museums of the Belgrade City Museum offers parking for visitors. However, public parking sites are available in the museums' vicinity.
SERVICES
How to obtain a permission to use photos of museum objects held by the Belgrade City Museum?
Requests to use materials held by the Museum should be submitted to the Documentation Centre. The request will be processed and replied to within two weeks. Documentation Centre contact info: This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it .
How to draft a request to use images of museum objects for personal or commercial purposes?
Requests to use images of museum objects on a form provided by the Museum should be submitted to the Documentation Centre. The use of images is charged in accordance with the Museum's price list. We hope you understand that certain images are not available for use.
What is the policy concerning the use of materials presented on the website of the Belgrade City Museum?
Information presented on the website of the Belgrade City Museum may be used solely for personal education of website visitors. Commercial use, further distribution, publishing or other uses are not permitted without an explicit approval by the Museum.
I would like to get information about an object in my possession. How can I do it?
Information about an object in your possession may be obtained from the curators of the Belgrade City Museum. Your questions, accompanied by a description of the object and its photo, should be sent to This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it . Your request will be processed and replied to within two weeks.
Where can I buy and how do I order publications of the Belgrade City Museum?
Our publications can be purchased at the Residence of Princess Ljubica, Museum of Ivo Andrić, Museum of Jovan Cvijić and the management building of the Belgrade City Museum. Publications may also be ordered via the bookstores listed on our website. Here is the list of bookstores where you can find our publications:
- Aleksandar Belić, Belgrade
- Apropo, Belgrade
- Beopolis, Belgrade
- Bigz Školstvo, bookstore Požeška, Belgrade
- Semlin Art, bookstore Bulevar, Belgrade
- Delfi, SKC, Belgrade
- Dereta, Belgrade
- Inicijal, Belgrade
- Libretto, New Belgrade
- Libri, Banovo Brdo, Belgrade
- Metar Knjiga, Belgrade
- Mladinska Knjiga, Belgrade
- Semlin Art, bookstore Multimedija, Zemun
- Pan Arte, Voždovac, Belgrade
- Plavi Krug, Belgrade
- SKZ, Belgrade
- Vulkan, Delta City Shopping Centre, Belgrade
- Vulkan, Sremska Street, Belgrade
- Vulkan, Ušće Shopping Centre, Belgrade
- Zepter Book World, Belgrade
- Bookstore Bigz, Kultura 37, Beograd
- Protos, Karaburma, Beograd
- Službeni Glasnik, Belgrade
- Bigz Školstvo, Kosovska Street, Belgrade
- Delfi, bookstore Bulevar, Belgrade
- Delfi, bookstore Kod Vuka, Belgrade
- Beogradska Knjiga, bookstore Sarajevska, Belgrade
- Delfi, bookstore Makedonska, Belgrade
- Pančevo Cultural Centre, Pančevo
- Riznica, Pančevo
- Mladinska Knjiga, bookstore Novi Sad
- Kraljevo Cultural Centre, bookstore, Kraljevo
- Prosvjeta, Zagreb
- MI Bookstore, Beč
- Serbica Books, Toronto
WEBSITE
Which software do I need to get an optimal access to the Belgrade City Museum Website?
In order to get an optimal access to our website you should use one of the following web browsers: Mozzila Firefox, Microsoft Internet Explorer v. 7.0 or later, Opera, Google Chrome or Safari. Earlier versions of the mentioned browsers may also be used but, in that case, the website content may look different.
Is the information about the Belgrade City Museum available in any language other than Serbian?
The information presented on the Museum's website is also available in English.
RESEARCH INFO
Where can I get additional information about the Museum's professional staff?
The information about the professional staff of the Belgrade City Museum, as well as their contact information can be obtained by e-mail: This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it
Where can I get information about Belgrade's history?
The website of the Belgrade City Museum is designed so as to enable visitors to get acquainted with the City's history through various items from the holdings of the Museum; the most of them were found in Belgrade and its vicinity.
How can I access the holdings of the Museum's library?
Due to lack of room, the access to the Library of the Belgrade City Museum is limited to the Museum's staff.
How can I contact the Belgrade City Museum?
Additional information about the Belgrade City Museum may be obtained via e-mail: This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it