When you are in Zajecar, do not miss the opportunity to visit the National Museum of Zajecar. It was founded in 1951. Since 2010, a workshop for the conservation of museum objects made of ceramics, wood and metal has been opened.
The National Museum in Zaječar also includes the Radul Beg's residence, the Turkish mill, the Nikola Pašić Endowment and the archeological site of Felix Romuliana - Gamzigrad. In 2012, ICOM Serbia named the National Museum of Zajecar the Museum of the Year.
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