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#33 of 35 Tourist attractions in Belgrade #11 of 12 Museums in BelgradeLocalGuideWorld score: 4.31
Rating breakdown
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3 ★9%
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- What is the rating of Torture Museum?
- Torture Museum is rated 4.2 out of 5 based on 86 reviews.
- How does Torture Museum rank in Belgrade?
- Torture Museum is #33 of 35 Tourist attractions in Belgrade by LocalGuideWorld score (rating weighted by number of reviews).
- Where is Torture Museum located?
- Belgrade, Serbia — 0.5 km from the center of Belgrade.
- How can I contact Torture Museum?
- Phone: +381 11 2620685
Museum is really interesting don't skip it if you visit the fortress. Prices are not indicated anywhere you need to ask the lady in front of the entrance and I think they were a bit high considering the museum is small.
Could be more lights, even if it puts you in a scary atmosphere with the wind making objects move a bit we had to turn on our flash lights to read the signs and that is a bit annoying.
Could be more lights, even if it puts you in a scary atmosphere with the wind making objects move a bit we had to turn on our flash lights to read the signs and that is a bit annoying.
It was written on the door that the museum opens on 11:00 am, we waited till 11:30am and no one showed up
Tickets are bought at the gate. Interesting museum. Gives a lot of perspective to historical norms and cruelty.
Very interesting and chilling museum that captures the shocking extent of human cruelty. It's definitely worth visiting to learn and reflect, especially since these methods have not ended but rather become more sophisticated and elusive in today's world.
Really interesting museum with lots of torture tools to look at.
Fascinating insight into human history and how insanely cruel we could be to people who have only been accused of a crime.
400 Serbian dinar each (under £4) and there was no audio throughout the tour, it was just yourself walking around at your leisure.
Fascinating insight into human history and how insanely cruel we could be to people who have only been accused of a crime.
400 Serbian dinar each (under £4) and there was no audio throughout the tour, it was just yourself walking around at your leisure.
One of the most interesting museums I have ever been to in my whole life. With the audio in a supporting role, and armed with decent English translations, the horrifying visuals of tortures and actual tools used for them sent chills down one’s spine. It is just amazing. One cannot help but think about the seemingly endless creativity of our species to inflict harm on one another. Must go if you are around town.
Wow, fortress is great choice for this exhibition
This isn’t typical for us, so you can learn much about stuff people used to use for torturing others
Also I’ve never seen actual stake in real life, it’s so horrible even to this of people being tortured in that way
This isn’t typical for us, so you can learn much about stuff people used to use for torturing others
Also I’ve never seen actual stake in real life, it’s so horrible even to this of people being tortured in that way
This place shows how humans were cruel to each other tens or hundreds years ago and which tools they used to torture others maybe because of false assumption that lead to torture someone to make him confess.
This place contains torture tools mainly from Austria, Germany, France and Spain.
And they still have some tools used till today.
It's not a big place but the atmosphere of the place makes you feel that you are facing a trouble and you start feel the same feeling of the prisoners because of the tools, decorations and sounds system.
The ticket is for 300 hundred or around 2.5 euros as i remember.
This place contains torture tools mainly from Austria, Germany, France and Spain.
And they still have some tools used till today.
It's not a big place but the atmosphere of the place makes you feel that you are facing a trouble and you start feel the same feeling of the prisoners because of the tools, decorations and sounds system.
The ticket is for 300 hundred or around 2.5 euros as i remember.
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