Automobile museum in Belgrade, Transport museum in Belgrade, Serbia.
The Automobile Museum in Belgrade holds around a hundred vehicles, from ordinary passenger cars to luxury and racing models, all in running condition. Its oldest exhibit is an 1897 French Marot-Gardon tricycle with a wooden body and two seats. The collection also includes a 1908 Charron with wooden wheel spokes and a Landaulet body, a 1925 Ford Model T, a 1925 Lancia Lambda, a 1929 Buick Opera coupe, a 1938 BMW 327/328, a 1957 Cadillac often used by Josip Broz Tito, and a 1978 Ferrari.
The museum opened in 1994 and is housed in the Modern Garage building from 1929, designed by Russian architect Valerij Stasevski. This building was Belgrade's first public garage when it was built.
The museum keeps driving licenses, traffic regulations, and license plates that show how Serbian customs and laws about driving have changed over time. These items tell the everyday story of how people used cars in Serbia.
The museum occupies the former Modern Garage at 30 Majke Jevrosime Street in Stari Grad. The interior is a single hall, so the vehicles are seen in one continuous space. The building is listed as a cultural asset of Belgrade. The museum moved out of this building in 2024, so check its current location before visiting.
The collection includes a Marot Gardon from 1897, one of the oldest cars in the museum. This early vehicle shows how different the beginnings of car development were.
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