The Museum of Emigration from Slovakia to North America, Kasigarda, honours the journey and struggles of Slovak immigrants who sought new beginnings in North America.
The Museum of Folk Architecture and Rural Life in Lviv, known as Lviv Skansen, is a vital cultural institution preserving Ukraine’s western heritage
The Senjski Rudnik Coal Mining Museum in Serbia, featuring Europe’s only operational 19th-century steam engine, offers a rare and comprehensive look into the region’s coal mining heritage.
The Regional Museum in Pljevlja, established in 1953, showcases important archaeological finds, local ethnographic artifacts, and historical items from the Balkan and World Wars.
The Benkovac Native Museum, housed in Kaštel Benković, features over 15,000 artefacts and is undergoing renovations to expand its exhibitions and facilities.
The City Museum of Rijeka, founded in 1875, explores the city’s history through extensive collections and diverse exhibitions.
The Central Bohemian Museum in Roztoky, located in Roztoky Castle and Brauner’s Mill, features extensive history and art collections, conservation services, and diverse cultural events.
The National Museum in Vranje, based in the historic Selamluk building, showcases southern Serbia’s cultural heritage.
The National Gallery of the Republic of North Macedonia, located in the historic Daut Pašin Amam, showcases Macedonian and international art.
The Franko Museum in Lviv is a cultural landmark dedicated to preserving and celebrating the life and legacy of Ukraine’s influential literary figure, Ivan Franko.
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