Exhibition “Welcome to Mesozoic” tells an unusual and interesting story of Mesozoic – a world and time that ended long ago but everybody knows something about them, as they have always attracted

Belgrade Mosaic Festival is an international manifestation that aims to stress the importance of mosaic as a contemporary visual tehnique, to show all important currents in mosaic

At the exhibition They speak where everybody is quiet, the Ethnographic Museum in Belgrade – Cultural Institution of National Significance presents for the first time to the public

In the so-called welfare societies, and in the everyday life of the more developed part of the World, the chocolate is the notion of premium desserts. It is the symbol of delight and pleasure and the metaphor

The ore assets of Trepča, which is the largest lead-zink area in Europe, were already known in Roman time, as evidenced by the oil lamp discovered in old underground tunnel

Thanks to the archeological excavations that lasted for a decade in the heart of the Balkans, the oldest urban settlement in the territory of today’s Serbia was discovered

The exhibition “6 legs” is a 3D display of a collection of six stories about insects (or maybe a bit more about us, humans). The Gallery is transformed into the body of a ladybug.

For its 166th anniversary the National Museum in Belgrade opened the study exhibition Studenica – Eight Centuries of its Fresco Paintings by the author Bojan Popović, MA.

Whether lonely or united in woods, trees are the living foundation of the whole complex building of modern land life. As a plant, wood produces primary organic matter and releases oxygen