AVNOJ Museum
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Tanja S
Zagreb, Croatia53 contributions
May 2017
It's a very small museum, just one room to be exact but as long as you're already there, it's OK to take a look. It's basically a hall where the Republic of Yugoslavia was formed by Tito and his partisans during WWII. So there you can see some artifacts from all of the Yugoslav republics from that time. It's not impressive but still interesting especially if you're from this area.
Written 30 May 2017
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Soccca
Tolmin, Slovenia1,806 contributions
Mar 2015 • Couples
In this building on November 29th, 1943 the "new" Yugoslavia was born (the previous or "old" one was a kingdom). That date later became the most important holiday in socialist Yugoslavia and a magnificent celebration was being performed every year in Belgrade to its tribute. Today in the museum we can still see some furniture and photos of that time. When you enter to the main hall you can somehow feel the atmosphere of 1943. Definitely worth a visit if you pass by.
Written 16 June 2015
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BritinBalkans
Sarajevo, Bosnia and Herzegovina20 contributions
Aug 2013 • Friends
The museum is located to the side of the waterfall, and close to the town's main car park and bus station. It summarises the beginnings of the uprisings against Nazi forces in World War 2 throughout the territory of Yugoslavia, and focuses on the 2nd AVNOJ Summit, held in the building in November 1943.
The entry price (2KM for adults, both June 2012 and Aug 2013) is reasonable, and there is adequate information in English inside for those who do not speak the local language. The museum is small, and should not take more than 20 minutes to visit. There is also a small bookshop.
The entry price (2KM for adults, both June 2012 and Aug 2013) is reasonable, and there is adequate information in English inside for those who do not speak the local language. The museum is small, and should not take more than 20 minutes to visit. There is also a small bookshop.
Written 21 August 2013
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Dirk W
Alexandra Headland, Australia10,118 contributions
May 2019 • Couples
This place holds a significant position in the post-WW2 Yugoslavia of Marshall Tito, but for foreign visitors like me, it is a poor show. Even though I am very interested in the politics and history of this region, even though I engaged a guide, I found the displays chaotic and totally lacking English translations. Frankly, as a tourist attraction, the museum is a waste of time.
Written 27 June 2019
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Joe Z
Pointe des Almadies, Senegal151 contributions
Oct 2018 • Couples
the signs lack translation of the texts, or the translation is so bad you have to guess what it means. not worth your time.
Written 31 October 2018
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miqdejan
106 contributions
Aug 2018 • Family
This museum is for the people which have some basic informations about WW2.It is close to waterfalls of Jajce so if you have some additional time do not hesitate and visit it.The museum teaches about resistance of people in Yug.... and you might see some artifacts,it is not the biggest museum but still if you are allready in Jajce i recomend this place.
Written 27 August 2018
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Beatriz M
Düsseldorf, Germany5,677 contributions
Mar 2017 • Solo
Very small museum but since it is very close or directly by the waterfall in Jajce, you might visit it since you are there anyway. Some information about the ex-Yugoslavic republics but not enough stuff in English. Photos, uniforms and a statue of Tito, of course.
Written 8 April 2017
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Robert W
Toronto, Canada1,058 contributions
Oct 2016 • Couples
Yugoslavia, under the leadership of Marshall Tito, mounted the most coherent and effective European resistance movement during the Second World War. This museum does a credible job of documenting that struggle. - and does so in the very building where the political and organizational structure of a post-war Yugoslav state were discussed and ratified. Attention is given to Winston Churchill's role in assuring that Allied aid reached the partisan fighters.
Written 23 October 2016
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IgorMarkovic
Smederevo, Serbia1,856 contributions
Aug 2016 • Friends
Even though a lot of original artefacts were stolen from the Museum during the war in Bosnia, a lot has been recovered and AVNOJ museum has managed to keep the attention of visiting tourists with its historically important materials. If you're interested in history, generally speaking, then this is the right place for you, since you'll learn a lot here. You will also have the chance to see some very original and interesting artefacts. All in all, if you're in Jajce, don't miss this interesting museum.
Written 11 August 2016
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Nada D
Stawell, Australia155 contributions
Oct 2013 • Business
This Museum is history of Yugoslavia, as she was,,,,,,,the hall is as same as it was on that day in November 1943,,,,,,,,,,,I feel like I was entering a sacred site,,,,,,,this is history and you can feel it,,,,very spacial place,,please make time to see beautifully displayed museum.
Written 11 November 2013
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