Konak of princess Ljubica

Konak of Princess Ljubica in Belgrade

Konak of Princess Ljubica is a historic building near Saborna crkva and the Patriarchate in Belgrade. It was built between 1829 and 1831 for Princess Ljubica, the wife of Prince Milos Obrenovic, and their sons Milan and Mihailo.

The building reflects the transition of Belgrade from an Ottoman town toward a modern European capital. Its architecture shows both Ottoman and Western influences of the period.

What to see inside

Konak later changed its purpose several times and became part of the Museum of the City of Belgrade in 1980.

The permanent exhibition presents interiors, culture, art and the way of life in 19th-century Serbia. The visit is known for a curator dressed as Princess Ljubica, which brings the setting closer to visitors.

How to include it in a Belgrade visit

Konak of Princess Ljubica fits well into a walking route through historic Belgrade. For a guided option, see the Belgrade Walking Tour.

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

FAQ

Where is Konak of Princess Ljubica?
It is near Saborna crkva and the Patriarchate in Belgrade.

When was Konak built?
It was built between 1829 and 1831.

What can visitors see inside?
Visitors can see interiors and exhibits showing 19th-century life, art and culture in Serbia.

Can it be included in a private walking tour?
Yes. It can be included in a private historic Belgrade route.