Travel & Leisure puts Museum of Yugoslavia on list of top museums

“It isn’t too often that the world map changes, which is why the Museum of Yugoslavia is so interesting. When the former nation fell in 1991, it was a profound change that affected how we experience the Balkan region today. If you’re planning a trip to the Serbian (and former Yugoslav) capital, Belgrade, it’s worth a visit to see artifacts, uniforms, and items diplomats gifted to President Josip Broz Tito. For travelers exploring a new city or country, a visit to a world-class museum is often a highlight of the trip. In these grand buildings (which are typically impressive in their own right), you’ll find masterpieces by renowned artists and artifacts that showcase a destination’s culture and heritage,” the online magazine said.