Joignez-vous à moi pour une visite guidée à l’intérieur du Musée de Yougoslavie, un lieu qui sert de mémorial à Tito sur un ancien terrain de chasse du roi. Découvrez à quel point Josip Broz Tito était pertinent et célèbre et explorez une histoire fascinante derrière l'origine et la chute du royaume et de la Yougoslavie communiste. Pourquoi la Yougoslavie s'est-elle effondrée dans une guerre civile brutale ? Cette visite tente de répondre à cette question également.
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Explorez une histoire fascinante derrière l'origine et la chute du royaume et de la Yougoslavie communiste. Pourquoi la Yougoslavie s'est-elle effondrée dans une guerre civile brutale ? Cette visite tente de répondre à cette question.
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I highly recommend Aleksandar as a guide. I did the tour in Belgrade yesterday and visited the Yugoslavia Museum with him today. Aleksandar is very knowledgeable, passionate, and engaging. I learnt a lot about Serbia's and Yugoslavia's history and enjoyed exchanging with him. If you're looking for a very insightful experience in Belgrade, look no further — Aleksandar is your guy!
Aleksandar was an amazing guide, he explained all about Tito and the different eras that Yugoslavia had during its history. He gave us many details that anyone who did the tour without a guide wouldn't realise. I especially liked all the explanations of all the gifts Tito received. The tour builds up gradually until you finally understand the whole picture in the mausoleum.
Aleksandar is exactly the guide you’re looking for… local, authentic, knowledgeable and a great story-teller, he can really get across the spirit of the place you’re visiting. Highly recommended!
My boyfriend and I did this tour with Aleksander on a recent trip to Belgrade. We had talked about visiting the museum on our own previously, but Im so glad we opted to have Aleksander be our tour guide. It was like having our own personal docent. He did a great job walking us through each of the rooms describing not only the objects on display, but the context behind their meanings and the part it played in a very big, very complicated history. There was no Yugoslavia in its later iteration without Tito, and Aleksander helped us understand the enormity of that while allowing us to ask questions at our own pace. He's extremely knowledgeable and passionate about the subject. Super happy we booked with him and would recommend his services!
With Alexandre's brilliant and engaging exhibition, just a few steps after entering Tito's Mausoleum, we found ourselves involved in the variety and grandeur of a region whose painful events we had followed with apprehension in the 1990s, only to put them aside when our consciences allowed us to believe everything was more or less resolved. Our historical gaps were not only filled, but enriched with details and particulars that made the journey compelling as well as immensely interesting.
Aleksandar gave my friends and I an amazing tour of the Museum of Yugoslavia. We really enjoyed our experience with him and learnt a lot about yogoslavia. Thank you!!
Aleksandar was a great guide. Very articulate and did a fantastic job of telling history as a story and adding cultural context. Highly recommend!
You know how sometimes you will go to a museum, and you’ll see a group being guided by someone who is really knowledgeable and passionate about the subject matter they are talking about? You look at the group in envy because they are having a much better time thank you, listening with interest at the same things that you had taken for granted. You try to glom on to what they are doing, but it’s awkward and uncomfortable because you didn’t pay the few extra euros to get all that you could have from the experience. This is that tour that you wish you had paid for.
Aleksandar gave my friend and I an amazing tour of the Museum of Yugoslavia. We throughly enjoyed our experience with him and having his guidance helped immensely with our understanding of the content of the museum. Thank you!
Alexsandar met us at the ticket office and walked us through the museum, telling us all about the rule of Tito and the larger context of the multiple phases of the rise and fall of Yugoslavia in the 20th and 21st centuries. He gave a lot of information, but it was not overwhelming; it was like a great story woven together through maps, artifacts, pictures, and words. He pointed out extremely interesting pieces in the House of Gifts, including a connection to our own city of Los Angeles! If we tried to visit the museum on our own, we would have seen many cool things but would have missed out on the rich context of the history of Yugoslavia, the tensions amongst the republics, and power dynamic under the rule of Tito. We 100% recommend taking this tour, and any others Aleksandar offers!
| Visite | Durée | Note | Prix | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Explorer Musée de Yougoslavie | 1h 15min | 5.0 (13) | $47 | |
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 Northern Serbia: Sremski Karlovci and Novi Sad Full-Day Tour from Belgrade | 8–9 heures | 4.8 (479) | $74 | Voir |
 Business-class Airport Taxi Transfer in Belgrade | 30 min–2h 40min | 5.0 (257) | $50 | Voir |
 Along the Danube: Golubac Fortress & Iron Gate Gorge day trip from Belgrade | 12 heures | 4.7 (215) | $114 | Voir |
 Belgrade: 3-Hour Small Group Walking Tour | 3 heures | 4.9 (202) | $33 | Voir |
 Culinary Tour - get to know the Serbian food. Come hungry! | 3h 30min | 4.9 (177) | $67 | Voir |