An outstanding example of Ottoman architecture of the 19th century is the former house of a family of rich merchants, which was turned into a nice museum of an intimate character after the Second World War. The ground floor is intended for archeological finds from the region, the first floor is of the residential type, dedicated to the family of the owner with typical furniture from that period, the ceilings of the second floor are dedicated to traditional carving. On the second floor, in addition to the carvings, there is also antique, gold jewelry on display. The museum is located in the heart of the old town, 5 minutes from the central town square.
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Within the project “Heritage Walks & Talks” project, we are developing a new cultural and tourist product that will be able to be used freely by individual tourists, as well as travelers in groups. The concept we want to present to you is conceived as a walk through heritage, and we will be able to use it when we want to get acquainted with the cultural and historical heritage of the Western Balkans, especially the heritage that is still modestly derived from the traditions of local communities and that all the visitors have yet to find out.
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