Free admission and an expansive collection of authentic stuff! LOTS of telecommunication exhibits and obviously Serbian mail paraphernalia. Frankly, telegraph history pushes the limits of my nerdiness, but still I didn't want to leave after 2+ hours. So many artifacts of human interfaces and design from the past that you can see at arm's length or closer. Teleprinters, old telegraph devices with wild input methods, induction telephones, switchboards, even a huge, glistening monster of a device to transmit images over telephones lines in the 1940s. Also a super crisp Vespa scooter and a strikingly well made horse carriage, it's just different seeing it in person. I also saw for the first time a "passport" from the era when they were personally signed by the king for travelling dignitaries — in this case, for his personal diplomatic courier, so-called "Tatar" (a job, not a nationality, implying excellent horsemanship).

Кирилл

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An interesting museum about the history of mail. Admission to the museum is free. Opening hours vary by day of the week. The exposition is interesting and informative. We came here in the evening, and we were the only visitors here.

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Artur Bey

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Attention. The museum is located at Majke Jevrosime 13. . A wonderful museum with a gorgeous collection. It's free! But what is great for me and bad for the museum is completely empty, for two hours I was completely alone in the museum. Based on this, I understand that the museum is little known and very underestimated.

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