RITAM SRBIJE / RHYTHM OF SERBIA
MUSEUM OF MATCHES, SREMSKI KARLOVCI Unique not only in Serbia, this museum has existed since 2013, despite its owner – academic painter Jovana Popović Benišek – having come into possession of actress Jasna No- vak’s impressive collection back in the late 1990s. As a re- sult of this painter’s two decades of work, but also the con- tinuation of her passion for collecting, this museum today houses around 35,000 matches and stickers from around the world. There are Italian packs decorated with reproduc- tions of paintings of world-renowned artists, a masterpiece of Japanese patience made on onionskin and silk, French matchsticks with spicy motifs and performances etc. As such, this rich collection also testifies to the way fashion, de- sign and society have evolved over the past 170 years. Muzej šibica, Sremski Karlovci Jedinstven ne samo u Srbiji, ovaj muzej postoji od 2013. godine, iako je još devedesetih godina prošlog veka nje- gova vlasnica, akademska slikarka Jovana Popović Beni- šek, došla u posed impozantne kolekcije glumice Jasne Novak. Kao rezultat slikarkinog dvodecenijskog rada, te nastavka sakupljačke strasti, u muzeju se danas nala- zi oko 35.000 šibica i nalepnica iz celog sveta. Tu su ita- lijanska pakovanja ukrašena reprodukcijama slika umet- nika svetskog renomea, remek-dela japanske strpljivosti izrađena na peliru i svili, francuske šibice sa pikantnim motivima i predstavama. Stoga, ova bogata kolekcija govori i kako su se u proteklih 170 godina razvijali moda, dizajn, pa i društvo.
LEPENSKI VIR MUSEUM, DONJI MILANOVAC The Lepenski Vir Museum was built with the aim of protect- ing the homonymous archaeological site, which boasts arte- facts dating back to the period of 7000-6500 BC. Here, on the banks of the Danube, close to the town of Donji Milano- vac, you will be able to check out the remains of as many as 136 structures – including residential units, necropolises and shrines that suggest that this site was once the spiritual cen- tre of this Mesolithic culture. Occupying the central part of the museum are the remains of an expansive square that hosted the performing of various rituals. Holographic recon- structions of the houses provide graphic depictions of the everyday life of these prehistoric people. Here you can also see replicas of monumental stone sculptures with fish-like appearances that demonstrate the huge importance of the Danube to the inhabitants of Lepenski Vir. The original ver- sions of these large sculptures are preserved at the National Museum of Serbia in Belgrade.
Muzej Lepenski Vir, Donji Milanovac U cilju zaštite istoimenog arheološkog nalazišta s artefaktima koji da- tiraju iz perioda 7000–6500. godine pre nove ere, podignut je Mu- zej Lepenski Vir. Na obali Dunava, nedaleko od Donjeg Milanovca, ugledaćete ostatke čak 136 objekata – stambenih jedinica, nekropo- la, kao i svetilišta koji ukazuju na to da je ovde nekada bilo i duhovno sedište kulture mezolita. U središnjem delu muzeja stoje ostaci pro- stranog trga na kome su se obavljali raznovrsni rituali. Hologramske rekonstrukcije kuća živopisno će dočarati svakodnevni život praistorij- skih ljudi. Ovde možete videti i replike monumentalnih kamenih skul- ptura, čiji riboliki izgled ukazuje na veliki značaj Dunava za stanovnike Lepenskog Vira. Originali velikih ribolikih skulptura čuvaju se u Narod- nom muzeju u Beogradu.
Muzej slatka, Kraljevo Slatko je u Srbiji od pamtiveka znak dobrodošlice, a kralje- vački muzej posvećen njemu jedinstven je spoj kulturnog nasleđa i gastronomije. Nalazi se u autentičnom ambijen- tu Kuće Cvetića, porodice koja više od sto godina proizvo- di fine delicije od voća i cveća iz sopstvene bašte. Ruže, lju- bičice, smokve, cvetovi bagrema smenjuju se u teglicama od daleke 1908. Vredno dekorativno zidno slikarstvo i neo- bične kolekcije za posluživanje ovog tradicionalnog speci- jaliteta oživljavaju atmosferu građanske kuće s početka 20. veka, a posetioci u čuvenom salonu mogu da probaju pre- ko 30 vrsta slatka.
Koštunići, selo sa pet muzeja Izletnici i turisti u ovom suvoborskom selu nadomak Gor- njeg Milanovca mogu da posete „Svet u malom“, muzej eksponata iz 90 svetskih država. Muzej kod dva Božidara posvećen je arhitekti i slikaru, dvojici zaslužnih umetnika iz ovog kraja. Budući da je majka Živojina Mišića rodom iz Koštunića, tu se nalazi i muzej posvećen slavnom vojsko- vođi. Muzej rakije, osnovan kako bi se sačuvalo sećanje na pretke, u hrastovim buradima čuva tradicionalno piće od šljive, a Konak kneza Miloša Obrenovića je autentična re- plika kuće našeg slavnog vladara.
KOŠTUNIĆI, VILLAGE WITH FIVE MUSEUMS Day-trippers and tourists visiting this Suvobor Mountain village near Gornji Milanovac can tour the “World in miniature”, with museum exhibits from 90 countries. The museum at the two Božidars is dedicated to these architects and a painter, representing two worthy artists from this area. Given that Živojin Mišić’s mother was a native of Koštunići, there is also a museum de- voted to the memory of this renowned military leader. The museum of raki- ja, founded in an effort to protect the memory of ancestors, preserves the plum version of this traditional spirit in oak barrels, while the “Konak” Res- idence of Prince Miloš Obrenović represents an authentic replica of the house of this famous Serbian ruler.
MUSEUM OF SLATKO, KRALJEVO Slatko is a fruit preserve that has been offered to guests in Serbia as a welcome ges- ture since time immemorial, and the Krajlevo museum dedicated to it represents a unique fusion of cultural heritage and gastronomy. Located in the authentic ambi- ence of the House of the Cvetićs, a family that has spent more than a hundred years producing this fine delicacy from the fruit and flowers of its own garden. Roses, vio- lets, figs and acacia blossoms have been switching between jars since as far back as 1908. Valuable decorative wall paintings and unusual collections for serving this tradi- tional speciality are brought to life in the atmosphere of an urban house from the ear- ly 20 th century, while visitors can sample over 30 kinds of slatko in the museum’s fa- mous lounge.
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