Museum of Theatrical Arts of Serbia

The Museum of Theatrical Arts of Serbia maintains collections of costumes, set designs, photographs, and documents illustrating the development of Serbian theater across generations.

Founded in 1950, the museum operates from Božić's House, a structure built in 1836 for Belgrade merchant Miloje Božić, which received cultural monument status in 1979.

The institution preserves theatrical heritage through exhibitions of historical performances, classical productions, and contemporary interpretations that shaped Serbian dramatic arts.

The museum contains a specialized library and archives that researchers can access to study theatrical documentation, stage designs, and historical records of performances.

Visitors discover an extensive collection of scenography pieces and theatrical artifacts housed within a protected 19th-century merchant residence in central Belgrade.

Location: Belgrade

Inception: November 28, 1950

Accessibility: Wheelchair inaccessible

Address: Господар Јевремова 19

Phone: +381112626630

Website: http://mpus.org.rs

GPS coordinates: 44.82126,20.45862

Latest update: November 29, 2025 16:04