Manak's House (Manakova kuca)
Manak's House (Manakova kuca)
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LjubisaJasna
Belgrade, Serbia610 contributions
Feb 2015 • Family
This house is interesting, traditional and very old – about 180 years. As I now, the house was Manak’s residence, bakery and restaurant in the beginning. Today it is part of Belgrade Ethnographic Museum. So you may see inside old folk dresses, coins, lot of archaeological and numismatic items that were typical for this part of Balkan. It is ethnographic memorial collection of professor and painter Hristifor Crnilovic.
The house is placed on the corner of Kraljevica Marka Street and Gavrila Principa Street, less than 10 minutes walk from Belgrade center.
I will come here again.
The house is placed on the corner of Kraljevica Marka Street and Gavrila Principa Street, less than 10 minutes walk from Belgrade center.
I will come here again.
Written 11 February 2015
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Zlatan75Mitic
Pozarevac, Serbia1,316 contributions
Aug 2014 • Friends
An integral part of the Ethnographic Museum in Manak's house, old Balkan example of urban architecture, which houses an extremely important and valuable ethnographic memorial collection Hristifora Crnilović. The collection includes about 2,600 items, mostly costumes and jewelery, great cultural value. The costumes originated in southern Serbia, Kosovo and Metohija and Macedonia. The collection is completed copies of bond, fabric, towels, bags, Pirot rugs and furniture. Special value has jewelry, especially jewelry head: diadems, počelice, Tepeluk, pins, earrings, ukošnjaci, bibs.
Written 5 December 2014
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Victoria
Leeds, England, United Kingdom35 contributions
Sept 2016 • Solo
This is a small museum, which is part of the Ethnographic Museum. It has displays of traditional clothing and jewellery from Serbia and Macedonia. There is also an exhibition on the ground floor about rakija production with some photography. The whole collection is housed in a reconstructed Ottoman home. The entry fee is extremely modest, only 60 dinars.
Worth a quick look if you are in Savamala district.
Worth a quick look if you are in Savamala district.
Written 11 September 2016
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Barry C
Salisbury, UK60 contributions
Jul 2024 • Family
We visited and the people in charge kindly let us in, explaining that it is now being used as an art school. They let us see an exhibition of the students' work, but it isn't a museum any more.
Written 14 July 2024
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Ergyn H
PRISHTINA-KOSOVO18 contributions
Aug 2011
It is preferable for everyone to visit this place and enjoy in this place by all means in the way they want to.
Written 25 July 2012
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Andreja V
Miami149 contributions
May 2011
This is the place which many creative shops call their home. On the first floor, there are classes for ceramics, print and weaving, while second floor and the main room serve as a gallery space.
Written 1 April 2012
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Nemanja R
Belgrade, Serbia51 contributions
In the middle of the new concrete buildings, old turkish style house...once a "public" house
Written 25 December 2011
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