Belgrad Military Museum

We went to Belgrade, Serbia, visited the military museum, we stayed at the hotel in Belgrade's most prosperous pedestrian street, luggage was transported in by battery car, the surrounding is too busy, after dinner we all went downstairs to visit the commercial street.

It takes about an hour to visit inside the castle, then take pictures at the door, and there are many weapons, and the Chinese we have seen in the past two years have started to travel to Serbia more, but to be honest, I think Montenegro is more beautiful.

The museum is located in the Serbian capital Belgrade, inside the Castle of Kalemegdan. It is closed on Monday. There are some weapons placed in the open air inside the castle. You can visit it yourself and the exhibits are very rich.

The total area of the museum is relatively large, and there are many military weapons and equipment on display

The military museum in Belgrade is next to the Meland Castle, which should be considered together. The first time I didn't know how to distinguish it, I felt very close. I saw it like this. It doesn't seem to have much weapons, there are tanks on both sides, and maybe I'm not that interested in military, so I'll just go and see

The Yugoslav History Museum, located south of Belgrade Central Station, actually consists of three parts: Tito Tomb, Old Museum and Museum, and Military Museum. Titomu is also the "flower house", displaying Tito through the marshal's clothing, some personal items, and used format furniture, including the handgun and shotgun he used, the sculptures in the garden are beautiful, and there are many torch-like exhibits in the exhibition hall. It has been preserved to this day when the national torch relay was held every year. It is varied and varied. As a very important historical figure in the former Yugoslavia, it is still worth a visit. See the world at the edge