Exhibition “Električni orgazam — Svaki novi dan”
Forty years ago, Yugoslav rock took a big step forward.

Yugoslavia is easier to understand when it's explained in your native language.
The Museum of Yugoslavia (Muzej Jugoslavije) is launching tours of the museum complex in Russian. The first will be led by Stefan Ulovec from the museum's Student Club, and after that the museum promises to make such tours a regular weekend feature.
Entry is 600 dinars. A great excuse to finally figure out what's what, and to bring along guests who came to "see Belgrade".
Have you been to the Museum of Yugoslavia yet? 👇
❤️🔥 Practical information
🗓 31 October, Saturday, 13:00
📍 Beograd
🟡 Entry: price to be confirmed
В субботу Музей Югославии приглашает на экскурсию на русском языке по музейному комплексу. Экскурсию проведёт Стефан Уловец, участник Студенческого клуба Музея Югославии. В дальнейшем экскурсии на русском языке будут в регулярной программе по выходным.👌 Vidimo se🖼️ Вход 600 RSD Время 13:00 Место muzej Jugoslavije 31.10.2026 @sta_imas_beograd @sta_ima_u_beogradu 🇷🇸
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