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Museum of Vojvodina

Museum·Novi Sad, Serbia

Roman gold helmets

Vojvodina from the Palaeolithic to the 20th century, in an 1896 courthouse by the Danube.

About Museum of Vojvodina

Founded in 1947, the Museum of Vojvodina moved in 1974 into a grand former courthouse of 1896, designed by the Budapest architect Gyula Vagner, on Dunavska Street in the old centre. Its archaeological, ethnological and historical collections, about 400,000 objects in all, trace life in the region from the Palaeolithic Age to the 20th century, while a separate permanent exhibition at Dunavska 37 covers Vojvodina in the 20th century. Do not miss the three gold-plated late Roman parade helmets, the stars of the collection. The museum also runs an agricultural museum at Kulpin and an ethno-house in Bački Jarak.

Our take

  • Late Roman gilded parade helmets
  • About 400,000 objects
  • Palaeolithic to 20th century
  • Handsome 1896 courthouse
Address
Dunavska 35–37, 21101 Novi Sad
Novi Sad, the Balkans

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