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Residence of Princess Ljubica

A palace built 1829–1831 blending Oriental spatial concepts with European architectural styles.

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A palace built 1829–1831 blending Oriental spatial concepts with European architectural styles. Visitors explore period-furnished salons in Turkish/Oriental, Biedermeier, and Napoleon III styles, plus a traditional divanhana and a Turkish bath from 1836. The museum runs interactive 'coffee with the princess' living history performances. Open Tue–Sat 10:00–17:00.

Kneza Sime Markovica 8, Beograd 11000

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