Manak's House

The traditional Serbian building at Gavrila Principa 5 features timber framing filled with mud brick and contains multiple exhibition spaces across its floors.

Built in 1830 during Prince Miloš Obrenović's modernization of Belgrade, the structure initially served as a residence for Turkish Aga Khan and his harem.

The house exhibits an ethnographic collection belonging to Hristifor Crnilović, displaying traditional folk art and artifacts from 19th-century Serbian life.

The museum stands at the intersection of Kraljevića Marka and Gavrila Principa Streets, accessible through multiple bus routes with street parking available nearby.

Before establishing regular postal services, the building functioned as a post station where Prince Miloš's Tatars managed mail transfers throughout the region.

Location: Savski Venac

Inception: 1830

Official opening: 1830

Address: Гаврила Принципа 5 11000 11000

Website: https://etnografskimuzej.rs

GPS coordinates: 44.81370,20.45440

Latest update: March 9, 2025 01:29