Housed behind a shimmering facade of mirrored glass in a futuristic, donut-shaped building, the Belgrade Museum of Aviation stands as one of the city’s most impressive museums. Inside, visitors can explore a vast permanent collection that features dozens of aircraft, including planes, drones, and even hot-air balloons, all formerly owned by the Yugoslav Air Force. The museum’s unique architecture and extensive array of aviation artifacts offer a comprehensive look into the history and development of flight in the region.
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