Visit it is a must to realize the context of the city and country, to know the recent history of Balkans and the politics. You need a lot of time if you like the history, plenty of awesome memorabilia

This museum (part of Tito memorial) is a little difficult to get to but so worth it. (Take the number 41 bus or a taxi.) It really gives you an idea of what it was like to live under Titos regime and has a lot...More

We came here expecting to learn more about the history of Yugoslavia, we first went to the House of Flowers which is actually the best part of the experience, apart from Tito’s mausoleum there is story about the batons and you can see hundreds of...More

The museum is quite far from the centre. I made the mistake of walking, get the bus! When I visited, part of the museum was closed due to heating issues which was a shame. The old museum and the house of flowers were still open,...More

Very good museum, rich in history. Part of the complex with the Mausoleum of famous Yugoslavian dictator, Tito. Very interesting visit.

The museum preserves a lot of the historic diplomatic relations during the time Yugoslavia was up. Most of the focus is on Tito as a personality, but I still enjoyed the background explanation it had.

It's not finished yet, but you can see historical items from Tito's life and for Yugoslavia. Inside there is Tito's mausoleum.