National Museum of Montenegro

Historical Museum of Montenegro

Together with the Art Museum, it is located in the former government building. He talks about the pre-Slavic period, the Middle Ages, the foundation of Montenegro (1796-1878), modernity (1878-1916), Montenegro as part of Yugoslavia (since 1918).

Ethnographic Museum of Montenegro

It was founded in 1951. Located in the former building of the Embassy of Serbia . His collection includes exhibits of food, textiles, clothing, weapons, musical instruments, as well as a large exposition of national art.

Art Museum of Montenegro

Originally called the Montenegrin art gallery. It was founded in 1850. Located in the former government building along with the Historical Museum of Montenegro. It consists of five parts: a collection of the people of Yugoslavia, a collection of icons, a collection of Montenegrin paintings, a commemorative collection of Militsa Sarich-Vukmanovich, a collection of copies of wall stone frescoes. The art collection contains paintings of the 19th-20th centuries, painted by representatives of various directions and nationalities of Yugoslavia. The memorial collection of Militsa Sarich-Vukmanovich contains works by Renoir, Chagall, Dali, Picasso and other artists.

King Nikola Museum

Since 1926, in the building of the former residence of King Nikola I, there has been a museum where a collection of paintings, weapons, personal items of the royal family and other historical values ​​is presented.

Billiards

The palace, erected as the residence of Peter II Petrovich-Negosh. In the courtyard of Billiards is a relief map of Montenegro.

Negosh's House

Located in the village of Negushi. The house-museum of the beginning of the XIX century, in which Vladyka Peter II was born.

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