A good museum. Outdoors vehicle and artillery exposition is decent and quite representative, albeit not in great shape. Lots of artillery from across Europe, classic armored vehicles. The museum itself is well-designed (Soviet-times exposition with added guest exhibits). The ancient and medieval part have lots of bad copies but inventive and pretty museum spaces, and some amazing individual pieces here and there. Lots of VERY interesting Turkish-influenced arms and armor. 20th century is very colorful, a panoply of all small arms across all belligerents coopted by partisans, like both Chauchat versions for example! And most of the SMGs and pistols ever used then. The 1990s part is interesting since it has interesting captured pieces from Western-backed enemies: overall, surely a treat for a gun history enthusiast.

Игорь А/С

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The Military Museum is a military museum founded in 1878 by decree of Prince (later the first King of Serbia) Milan I Obrenovich. The museum seemed just great! The museum's expositions (there are also interactive ones) are quite extensive, interesting and cover the period of history from the time of the birth of the Serbian state to the time of the NATO aggression in 1999. Entrance ticket (adult visitor, 2025) 350 RSD. In addition to the 30,000 exhibits located directly in the museum, there are quite impressive and interesting expositions of military equipment on the territory near the museum, which can be viewed for free...

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Борис Шумский

Level 5 Local Expert

If you are interested in military history and technology, a few hours will fly by like five minutes. A unique (and at the same time free) outdoor collection of large equipment, a rich collection of small arms and other types of equipment inside the museum will make an indelible impression!

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