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Музеј Надежде и Растка Петровића
The Memorial Museum of Nadežda and Rastko Petrović occupies the Petrović family home at Ljube Stojanovića 25 in Belgrade’s Professor’s Colony. Its subject is a family legacy presented through the house itself: painter Nadežda Petrović, writer Rastko Petrović and the cultural world they inhabited remain connected to the rooms that frame the visit. Their sister, Ljubica Luković, bequeathed the home and legacy to the National Museum. After extensive reconstruction and adaptation, the museum reopened to the public on 15 May 2025. The result is a biographical museum with a domestic scale, where the setting is part of the story rather than a neutral container for displayed objects. It reopened to the public on 15 May 2025 after extensive reconstruction and adaptation works. It is at Ljube Stojanovića 25 in Belgrade’s Professor’s Colony. Ljubica Luković, Nadežda and Rastko Petrović’s sister, bequeathed the family house and legacy to the National Museum.
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The museum brings together the Petrović family setting and the National Museum’s care of the legacy. Sixty-four artworks from the legacy are safeguarded in the National Museum’s collections. The collection also places this Serbian cultural history beside works by Pablo Picasso, Amedeo Modigliani, Jean Cocteau, Moise Kisling, Georges Rouault, Auguste Rodin and Max Ernst. That combination gives the visit two complementary perspectives: the personal history associated with Nadežda and Rastko Petrović, and the wider artistic context in which the collection can be understood. Because the exhibition is installed in the family house, rooms and biography work together as one experience.
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Plan roughly 45 to 75 minutes for the museum visit once your arranged entry begins. This is a focused memorial museum in a family house, not a large museum complex, so the experience is best approached as a concentrated cultural stop. Allow extra time before and after the visit for reaching the residential address and meeting the agreed appointment. Visitors especially interested in Nadežda Petrović’s painting, Rastko Petrović’s writing, Serbian cultural history or the named European artists may prefer the longer end of the range. The museum can fit neatly into a wider Belgrade day when its appointment is treated as the fixed point of the route.
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The museum reopened on 15 May 2025 after extensive reconstruction and adaptation works, and the current exhibition is scheduled to continue through autumn 2026. Access is arranged by contacting the Memorial Museum in advance, so choose a time that fits your Belgrade itinerary and secure the appointment before setting out. This matters particularly during a short stay, when a missed arrangement can be difficult to replace with a spontaneous visit. The exhibition’s autumn 2026 horizon provides a useful planning reference, while the appointment requirement remains the central consideration for choosing when to go.
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Arrange entry before travelling by emailing [email protected] or calling +381 11 6555 745; Marija Đorđević is the listed contact person. The practical step is to agree the visit in advance and keep the appointment details with you when travelling to Ljube Stojanovića 25.
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The Memorial Museum is at Ljube Stojanovića 25 in Professor’s Colony, Belgrade. Allow a little wayfinding time in this residential neighbourhood and keep the appointment contact details accessible. Since entry is arranged in advance, build the museum into a planned route rather than treating it as an unplanned stop. The address also works well as a fixed point when linking this visit with other Belgrade museums or neighbourhood sights.
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The main thing to watch out for is the access arrangement: contact the museum first and keep the agreed appointment time clearly noted. The venue is a family house, so its intimate memorial character differs from the visitor-services scale of a purpose-built gallery. Give yourself time to reach Professor’s Colony and locate Ljube Stojanovića 25. During the visit, treat the domestic setting as part of the museum’s meaning, alongside the Petrović legacy and the wider artistic context represented in the collection. The exhibition is scheduled through autumn 2026.
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During the arranged visit, follow any instructions given by museum staff before photographing rooms, objects or exhibition displays. The family house is central to the museum’s identity, so look beyond individual artworks and notice how the domestic rooms frame the Petrović story. A photograph may record the setting, but the most distinctive visual experience comes from seeing biography, architecture and collection together. Keep the visit attentive to the house’s memorial character and respect any staff guidance about where photography is permitted.
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It reopened to the public on 15 May 2025 after extensive reconstruction and adaptation works.
It is at Ljube Stojanovića 25 in Belgrade’s Professor’s Colony.
Ljubica Luković, Nadežda and Rastko Petrović’s sister, bequeathed the family house and legacy to the National Museum.
The National Museum safeguards 64 artworks from the legacy in its collections.
The collection includes works by Pablo Picasso, Amedeo Modigliani, Jean Cocteau, Moise Kisling, Georges Rouault, Auguste Rodin and Max Ernst.
Email [email protected] or call +381 11 6555 745. The listed contact person is Marija Đorđević.
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