Ethnographic Museum

Ethnographic Museum Belgrade

The Ethnographic Museum Belgrade presents Serbian everyday life, customs, beliefs and folk culture. The museum began in 1901 after the ethnographic department separated from the National Museum.

Today, it preserves objects that show how people lived, worked and celebrated in different periods and regions.

What to see inside

The collection includes household objects, metalware, glassware, jewelry, tools, weapons, amulets and other items used in daily life.

Also, the museum has more than 120,000 items, including about 50,000 ethnographic objects. Its first permanent exhibition opened in 1904.

How to include it in a Belgrade visit

The Ethnographic Museum works well for travelers interested in Serbian culture, traditions and local heritage. For a guided museum route, see the Grand Museum Tour in Belgrade.

Private groups can request a custom cultural program through Create Your Own Tour. For group transport, visit Transfers.

FAQ

What is the Ethnographic Museum Belgrade about?
It presents Serbian everyday life, customs, beliefs, folk culture and traditional objects.

When was the Ethnographic Museum founded?
The museum began in 1901.

What can visitors see inside?
Visitors can see tools, jewelry, household items, weapons, glassware and ethnographic objects.

Can it be included in a private tour?
Yes. It can be part of a private cultural or museum tour in Belgrade.