Gospodar Jevremova 19, Beograd
Housed in the 1836 Božić merchant house at Gospodar Jevremova 19 in Dorćol, this museum documents the history of Serbian theatre. Its holdings include costumes, set designs, posters, photographs and personal belongings of noted actors. Founded in 1950, it is among the oldest theatre museums in the region.
MuseumsCara Uroša 20, Beograd
A branch of the National Museum at Cara Uroša 20, dedicated to Serbian medieval art. It presents around 1,300 full-scale copies of frescoes and icons from the 11th to 15th centuries, together with plaster casts of monumental sculpture. The copies let visitors see masterpieces from remote monasteries in a single hall.
Skender-begova 51, 11000 Belgrade, Serbia
Located in a former power plant in lower Dorćol, this museum presents the history of science and technology through interactive exhibits and historic machines. Collections include instruments, vehicles, computers and a hands-on experiment area popular with children. It serves as Serbia's central technical museum.
MuseumsGospodar Jevremova 21, 11000 Belgrade, Serbia
A memorial museum in an 18th-century Ottoman-style house in Dorćol, dedicated to language reformer Vuk Karadžić and educator Dositej Obradović. It occupies the building of the former Great School where Obradović taught, and displays personal belongings and manuscripts. It is a branch of the National Museum of Serbia.
Aerodrom Nikola Tesla, 11180 Surčin, Belgrade, Serbia
Housed in a distinctive glass-and-dome building next to Belgrade Nikola Tesla Airport, this museum displays over 200 aircraft and aviation artifacts. Highlights include royal and Yugoslav air force planes and wreckage of a US F-117 and F-16 shot down in 1999. It is one of the most notable aviation museums in the region.
