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Josip Broz Tito Mausoleum, Belgrade

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Find out about the most notable leader of Yugoslavia at Josip Broz Tito Mausoleum, where he and his wife are buried in a lush garden filled with memorabilia. Originally the site served as Tito's winter garden and resting area. As part of the present Museum of Yugoslav History complex, it has seen more than 17.5 million visitors since its opening in 1982, even though it was closed for over a decade. Take a self-guided tour of this 902 sq m (9,710 sq ft) house with lush gardens and browse gifts, letters, and photographs of the president. You'll also see a number of Yugoslav-era keepsakes and a collection of batons that were symbolically used to carry Tito's birthday greetings throughout the country. Use our Belgrade online tour planner to visit Josip Broz Tito Mausoleum on your trip to Belgrade, and learn what else travelers and our writers recommend seeing nearby.

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By 382mile On March 22, 2018

Important part of history of Yugoslavia, Tito was very important historical person of Yugoslav history of 20th century. more »
By Андрей Ж On March 5, 2018

Я родился в СССР, в Москве бывал раз сто. А вот к Ильичу в Мавзолей забраться не удавалось. Попавши в Белград, к тому же - зимой, я подумал: а не заменить ли мне Ильича товарищем Иосипом Броз Тито? По... more »

I was born in the Soviet Union, in Moscow visited times one hundred. And here's to the mausoleum Ilyich climb. Popavshi in Belgrade, at the same time-in winter, I thought: do I not replace Ilyich Iosipom Broz Tito companion? Thought done. Map in hand, body-trolleybus and-here we go! Oh: externally-no resemblance to the red box of the Lenin mausoleum. Green Park, walking paths, the Museum of the history of Yugoslavia and the Glass Pavilion is the last refuge of Comrade Tito. Everything is done neatly, modestly, without pathos and pretentiousness. No feeling that it mogila authoritarian leader or dictator. Moreover, the Museum at the mausoleum, talks about what people did was not the oppressed. The Serbs carefully preserve the history of the big countries, which once were. And, despite the fact that Tito was Croatian descent (and the Serbs with the Croats are not all very smoothly now) contain and mausoleum, and a park clean and tidy.

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By Lizara K On February 18, 2018

First of all, the "new museum", as they called it, is closed for renovations, supposedly until summer 2018. What you can see now is the "old museum", which is a long hall with an exhibit on the histor... more »

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