Gallery of Matica srpska Serbia

Access preferences

Baby programs (Children friendly)

Educational programs (Workshops)

Thanks to the educational programs that we have been implementing for more than a decade, over 40,000 children have experienced the Gallery of Matica Srpska, especially the Children’s Room, as their own space, and continued to visit it. The sense of belonging, pride and satisfaction with which they return and walk through the Gallery is the greatest confirmation of the success of our work.

If you are an educator or a teacher, visit us with your group of children and indulge in a unique artistic adventure! In addition to the current program, you can choose a topic from our previous programs in accordance with your needs and educational work and schedule a visit.

Entrance (None)

A car park in front of the entrance to the Gallery; An outside lift to enter the building; An access ramp in the lobby of the building

General accessibility (None)

- A sign language application available in the Gallery shop.
- Video material and text allow you to learn more about the history of Serbian art and discover the stories behind 15 works of art from the Matica srpska Gallery collection.
- Brochures with augmented font in each room of the Permanent Collection

Mobility (Getting around inside the museum)

An interior lift to the first and second floors; Toilets on the second floor.

Workshops (Workshops)

In an effort to make the space accessible and attractive to young people and enable them to connect with works of art and the Gallery itself, we develop and organize various programs for school groups and students. Works of art as a starting point, we re-examine various social occurrences through interactive workshops, active involvement of young people and through the awareness of open, stimulating dialogue. Keeping in mind that a museum object does not carry an objective truth and meaning, in an atmosphere in which learning is intertwined with fun, we encourage young people to seek and give their own meaning to works of art and express views and opinions on the topics we cover.