Narodni Muzej Zajecar is literally The National Museum of Zajecar, a town located in Western Serbia, near the border with Bulgaria. It is an archeological museum, where you can see some objects located in Felix Romuliana, a remains of a Roman city in the surroundings of Zajecar. Before going to museum, we went to Roman Ruins, and they are wonderful, so I expected to see a lot of objects and to learn a lot about Roman-times, but this museum is too small, so you can only see few things like mosaics and several objects. I think that the best option is seeing first the museum and after going to the remains. (See also Felix Romuliana in Gamzigrad and Romuliana, Roman Palace)

Don't miss it!!! We just left it and went to Soljica for a cup o coffee( nice cappuccino guys😉👌) and I can not stop thinking of great treasure we saw inside. We are really grateful for a nice tour provided by museum guide-very knowledgeable and pleasent woman. She gave an excellant overwiev of history of Felix Romvliana it is obvious that she knows much more but clearly concised it for us...With this we can't wait to see Romvliana. Also souvenirs we bought look very artistic- magnets replica of Romuliana artefacts. Don't miss mosaics on the first floor and exhibition on the second also of history of Zajecar( the name came from word zajec-meaning rabbit:-)) we just hope that exploration shall continue and we plan to visit again.