House of Jevrem Grujić
About This Museum
You'd never guess that this unassuming, pale yellow townhouse in the heart of Belgrade was once the epicenter of Serbian high society and political intrigue. Stepping inside feels less like entering a museum and more like walking into a perfectly preserved 19th-century home where time has simply stopped. The air is thick with stories, from whispered political conspiracies hatched in the study to the echoes of grand parties that once filled its salons. It’s an intimate, almost hauntingly personal glimpse into a bygone era of elegance and rebellion.
Collection Highlights
You'll find Jevrem's personal belongings scattered about as if he just stepped out—his writing desk, elegant waistcoats, and even his children's toys. Don't miss his collection of ornate weaponry or the beautifully preserved family portraits that watch over the rooms with a silent, dignified air.
Visitor Information
It's tucked away on Svetogorska street, so keep your eyes peeled for the sign. The place has a real 'local secret' vibe, but its stellar reviews are well-deserved—just ring the bell and prepare to be transported.
Architecture & Building
A classic example of Balkan-Oriental architecture that later got a chic European makeover, resulting in a charming blend of styles with its symmetrical facade and lush, green courtyard hidden from the street.
Contact & Location
Address: Дом Јеврема Грујића, 17, Светогорска, Скадарлија, Београд (Стари град), Градска општина Стари град, Београд, Град Београд, Централна Србија, 11103, Србија
Phone: +381 11 4073612
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