Top Museums in Serbia

If you have a student ID, don't forget it! You can get discounted tickets, which really helped me save some money. Plus, it made me feel a bit clever!

I suggest checking out the temporary exhibitions first, they’re often super cool and can be less crowded. Also, don't miss the little cafe, it has great coffee!

I recommend bringing cash for the gift shop, as some places inside don’t accept card payments, and you don’t want to miss out on cute souvenirs.

If you're on a budget, consider visiting during the first Sunday of the month when entry is often free... I saved a bit and still enjoyed the full experience!

Try to visit on a Wednesday or Thursday when it's less crowded. I had a much smoother experience without all the weekend hustle.

Definitely check out the café there! I was surprised by the affordable prices and good coffee. It's a nice spot to relax after your museum stroll – trust me, you'll need it!

My advice is to start with the outdoor exhibits first. I made the mistake of going indoors first and missed out on some cool history in the open area. It’s a great way to get a feel for the museum before diving in.

If you’re tight on cash, consider the family ticket option, even if you’re solo. I saved a few bucks that way during my visit. Just make sure to have a valid ID, as they may ask for it!

My advice is to not rush through the exhibits. Take your time in the art section it’s super cool and you’ll miss a lot if you speedwalk. Grab a coffee at the cafe afterwards it's a nice chill spot!