Belgrade Aviation Museum

Belgrade Aviation Museum has a solid exhibition, including more than 200 aircraft, which were operated by the Serbian and Yugoslav Air Force, as well as civilian airlines. It includes a wide variety of aircraft, from gliders to military helicopters and jet fighters.

The museum also displays a collection of U.S. and NATO aircraft shot down in the 90s during military conflicts in the Balkans, including debris from the F-117 Nighthawk. In addition, you can see a collection of more than 130 aircraft engines, radars, missiles and other aircraft, as well as almost 20,000 handbooks with technical documentation and photographs.

The Belgrade Aviation Museum was founded in 1957 and was then called the Yugoslav Aviation Museum. Symbolically, it is located in close proximity to Nikola Tesla Airport. At the moment, the expositions are very popular - the total number of visitors for the year is approaching a million. By the way, this is not much less than the Nikola Tesla Airport takes for a year.