National Museum of Niš, National museum in Niš, Serbia.
The National Museum of Niš is a major museum with separate departments dedicated to archaeology, history, ethnology, art history, numismatics, and epigraphy. These sections contain extensive collections organized by subject matter and displayed throughout the building.
The museum was founded in 1933 and has been gathering archaeological finds and historical objects from the Nišava region ever since. Over the decades, it became an important repository for artifacts connected to this area.
The museum features exhibitions honoring Serbian writers Stevan Sremac and Branko Miljković, who are connected to the city. These memorial displays help visitors understand the local literary tradition.
The museum houses an Archaeological Hall and maintains a library for visitor research and study. Photography services are available if you need to document artifacts for your own records or research.
The museum operates its own conservation and restoration department that continuously works to protect the collections. These specialists use both traditional and modern techniques to maintain artifacts for the future.
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