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House of Flowers

The mausoleum of Yugoslavia's former leader Josip Broz Tito, part of the Museum of Yugoslavia complex.

Paid entry about 1.5 h

For storytellers

Why House of Flowers matters

This quiet building in a hillside garden holds the tomb of Tito, who led Yugoslavia for decades. The wider museum shows gifts he received from around the world and tells the story of the country that no longer exists. Opinions about that period differ, and the displays give a way to see how it is remembered.

Talking points

  • It is part of the Museum of Yugoslavia complex.
  • The museum holds gifts given to the former leader.
  • It gives context to the Yugoslav era.

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