The Museum of Contemporary Art is a hub for lovers of modern and contemporary art — explore art spanning from early modernism to contemporary practices, and feel the pulse of the art scene through exhibitions and shows.
The museum showcases galleries filled with paintings, installations and sculptures, and rotating exhibitions bring the freshest trends.
Besides permanent displays, visitors can explore affiliated gallery spaces and legates with retrospectives and thematic exhibitions.
Wear comfortable shoes and allow enough time — the museum is spacious with multiple rooms and levels.
The building is accessible with ramps and elevators — suitable for visitors with mobility needs.
Address: Ušće 10, Block 15, New Belgrade. Entry at the main gate.
Opening hours: generally 11:00–19:00; Thursday & Saturday 12:00–20:00; Tuesday closed.
Price per person 5 €
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