National Museum of Leskovac

The National Museum of Leskovac contains over 33,000 artifacts spread across 44 collections, documenting the region's development from prehistoric times to the present day.

Founded in 1948, the museum operates from a building that incorporates the 150-year-old City Hall, which exemplifies traditional Balkan architectural elements.

The ethnological department presents extensive collections of spiritual and material culture from the Jablanica District through carefully curated exhibitions and displays.

Located in central Leskovac near Gradski Park, the museum houses departments of archaeology, ethnology, history, art history, and conservation within its complex.

The museum maintains documentation of the archaeological site Empress City, a sixth-century settlement that served as the Archbishopric seat of northern Illyricum.

Location: Leskovac

Inception: 1948

Address: Стојана Љубића 2, 16000 Лесковац 16000

Phone: +16212975

Website: https://muzejleskovac.rs

GPS coordinates: 42.99393,21.94610

Latest update: November 29, 2025 16:04