Regional Museum Jagodina, Regional museum in Jagodina, Serbia.

The Regional Museum Jagodina is a cultural institution holding a large collection of objects from this part of Serbia. Its displays are organized across five main sections: Natural History, Archaeology, Ethnology, History, and Arts.

The museum was founded on 30 September 1954 by the Municipality of Jagodina, based on a collection of antiquities that history teacher Dušan Vukićević Duja had gathered over years at the Teachers' School. In 1987 it moved into the former Sokolski dom, built in 1935 to a design by architect Momir Korunović and protected as a cultural monument. Since 1995 it has had regional authority over Jagodina and the municipalities of Despotovac, Svilajnac and Rekovac.

The collections here show how local people lived and worked across generations, displaying everyday items and traditional crafts from the region. You can see what mattered to residents and how their daily routines looked.

The museum has separate departments for education, documentation, and conservation that can assist visitors with inquiries. It's helpful to check in advance which sections or exhibitions are currently available.

The museum's glass collection exists because Jagodina had the first glass factory in Serbia, founded in 1846. Its holdings also include world-renowned Neolithic figurines, a numismatic collection and legacies of 19th- and 20th-century academic painters. Over 50 collections are kept, but only a small part is displayed for lack of space.