Russian Center of Science and Culture

The Russian Center of Science and Culture spans four floors in a neoclassical building designed with symmetrical proportions and classical architectural elements.

Built in 1933 under architect Vasily Baumgarten, the center initially served as Emperor Nicholas II's Russian House until 1945, when it became the House of Soviet Culture.

The center maintains educational programs, language courses, art exhibitions, film screenings, and lectures to promote understanding between Russian and Serbian communities.

Located at Queen Natalia Street 33 in Belgrade, the center provides detailed information about programs and events through its website at ruskidom.rs.

The center belongs to a network of 44 Russian cultural institutions worldwide, managed by Rossotrudnichestvo under the Russian Ministry of Foreign Affairs.

Location: Stari Grad

Inception: April 9, 1933

Architects: Vasily Baumgarten

Architectural style: Neoclassical architecture

Floors above the ground: 4

Website: http://ruskidom.rs

GPS coordinates: 44.82000,20.45000

Latest update: March 2, 2025 23:57