National Museum of Montenegro

The National Museum of Montenegro is located in the historical capital of the country, Cetinje. It is famous for the fact that it consists of five divisions: the King Nikola Museum, the Art Museum, the Historical and Ethnographic Museums, as well as the Peter the Second Petrovich Negus Museum.

Each museum is located in buildings of historical value. Excursions are held in Montenegrin, French, English, German, Italian and Russian.

The history of the museum dates back to the fifteenth century, when Cetinje became the political center of Montenegro. Books of that time have survived, about 10,000 of them. The 16th and 17th centuries are characterized by a surge of theological thinking in the world, therefore, the exhibits of these times are devoted to church themes. The museum features various flags, currently there are about 44 Turkish banners, as well as Montenegrin banners.

The museum presents weapons, archaeological finds, documents of different times, art paintings and much more. The method of separating museums will provide an opportunity to study all aspects of the life of the country. All this fully covers and describes the development of the state and its population.