Interesting historical perspective. The museum covers the Kingdom of Yugoslavia and Socialist Yugoslavia as well as the life of Josip Broz Tito. Tito's grave is located in one of the museum buildings. A lot of interesting information about Tito.

The whole museum should not be called museum of Yugoslavia but the Tito Museum . Nevertheless , it is a museum containing all things Tito and his brand of socialism . So if you are into the gifts he gets around the world from other world leaders , it r how revered he is in life, then go ahead and visit the museum . It is a small museum - good for a 20-30minutes visit but as it is out of the way of the main tourist area around Belgrade fortress and old town, unless you really love him and see his tomb at the adjoining house of flowers , then drop by .

A little bit out of the main drag but the number 41 bus or a taxi gets you there. A very reasonable entrance fee gives access to a museum detailing the history of the country and numerous artifacts from Titos collection. It includes insights into his life. There are gardens with numerous statues and works of art in as well as the Tito mausoleum . There are toilets and a small. Coffee shop. Be warned this is built on an incline. There are slopes for wheel chairs but they appeared almost vertical! The museum is several rooms built.t in a line up the incline with several steps to each level.