Step into a time machine in the heart of Zaječar. Discover the home of the last Roman god, who were the two most influential politicians in Serbia at the turn of the 19th to the 20th century, and which personality holds a special place in this museum.
The National Museum in Zaječar was founded in 1951 as a local collection. The cultural-historical significance of its exhibits places the National Museum of Zaječar among the most important museums in Serbia.
The National Museum in Zaječar was founded in 1951 as a local collection. The cultural-historical significance of its exhibits places the National Museum of Zaječar among the most important museums in Serbia. Today, the museum comprises departments of archaeology, history, art history, and ethnology, which have permanent exhibition setups in the museum building, Radul-beg's Konak, and the Museum of the Timok Region in Boljevac. Since 1996, the museum also has a separate documentation department. Within the National Museum of Zaječar, you'll find the following facilities:
- Imperial Palace "Romuliana" - Gamzigrad
- Radul Beg's Konak
The museum houses around 15,000 items, some of which are of inestimable value and hold prominent positions in the world's cultural heritage: mosaics, sculptures, architectural decorations from Felix Romuliana, etc.
Here, you can learn many fascinating facts about Gamzigrad and Felix Romuliana, the Turkish conquests, and explore the ethnic diversity of traditional costumes...
In 2012, the National Museum of Zaječar was declared the best museum in Serbia, according to the national committee of ICOM.
Where is it located and how to get there?
The National Museum in Zaječar is located in the city center, at 2 Dragoslava Srejovića Street.
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