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2. en.wikipedia.org › wiki › House_of_Flowers_(mausoleum)House of Flowers (mausoleum) - Wikipedia

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   History. The House of Flowers was built in 1975, on the basis of a project by architect Stjepan Kralj. It was built as a winter garden with spaces for work and rest of Josip Broz with an area of 902 square metres (9,710 sq ft) near the residence where he lived. It consists of three parts: the central one – a flower garden, and two parallel ...

3. www.viator.com › Belgrade-attractions › House-ofHouse of Flowers (Kuća Cveća) Tours and Tickets - Viator

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   House of Flowers (Kuća Cveća) Tours and Tickets. Delve into the history of Yugoslavia and the charismatic leader who shaped it, Josip Broz Tito, at the House of Flowers in Belgrade. Nestled in a peaceful garden, this mausoleum houses the final resting place of Tito, showcasing a vast collection of his personal items and gifts from foreign ...

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   How to get to House of flowers (mausoleum)?

   • There are three ways to get to House of Flowers (mausoleum) by bus, taxi or foot: Take bus 36 directly to the house. It takes about 16 minutes. It costs 1 € one way. Taxi takes 5 minutes and it costs 5 €. If you decide to walk, it will take you 30 minutes.

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   Where is the House of flowers located?

   • It is located on the grounds of the Museum of Yugoslav History in Dedinje, Belgrade, Serbia . The name of the "House of Flowers" comes from the fact that many flowers surrounded the tomb until it was closed to the public after the breakup of the Socialist Federal Republic of Yugoslavia.

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   When was the House of flowers built?

   • The House of Flowers was built in 1975, on the basis of a project by architect Stjepan Kralj. It was built as a winter garden with spaces for work and rest of Josip Broz with an area of 902 square metres (9,710 sq ft) near the residence where he lived.

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   How to get from Belgrade to House of flowers (mausoleum)?

   • Take bus 36 directly to the house. It takes about 16 minutes. It costs 1 € one way. Taxi takes 5 minutes and it costs 5 €. If you decide to walk, it will take you 30 minutes. Is there a direct bus between Belgrade and House of Flowers (mausoleum)?

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5. belgrademyway.com › tito-mausoleumTito mausoleum and History Museum of Yugoslavia

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   Jun 22, 2012 · Tito mausoleum and History Museum of Yugoslavia. The Yugoslav history museum is a union of three museums, one of them being the House of Flowers – mausoleum of Josip Broz Tito, the president of socialist Yugoslavia. Also known as: 25 Maj (25th. May), Kuća Cveća (House of Flowers), Muzej Istorije Jugoslavije (History Museum of Yugoslavia)

6. visitbelgrade.eu › house-of-flowersHouse of Flowers - VISIT Belgrade

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   Jan 18, 2019 · House of Flowers. The House of Flowers is part of the Museum of the History of Yugoslavia and it is one of the most visited tourist places in Belgrade. The building was built in 1975, as a winter garden for the needs of the then President of Yugoslavia, Josip Broz Tito, and then called “Flower Shop”. It occupies an area of 902 square meters.

7. www.exutopia.com › exclusion-zone › house-flowersThe House of Flowers: Visiting Marshal Tito’s Mausoleum

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   Tuesday 24 May 2016. One of my highlights from this last trip to Belgrade was visiting the ‘House of Flowers’: a small memorial site, tucked around the back of the Museum of Yugoslav History, which contains the tomb of Marshal Josip Broz Tito. The Museum of Yugoslav History was very interesting too, and I’ve included some photos from it ...

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8. www.segwaybeograd.rs › en › house-of-flowersJosip Broz Tito Mausoleum (House of Flowers) Belgrade

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   House of flowers. Josip Broz Tito, the leader of the Socialist Federal Republic of Yugoslavia and his wife Jovanka are buried here. This is an interesting location in many ways – it is a great place to learn about the fascinating history persona that was Tito. It is also an aesthetically beautiful location – its alternative name, the House ...

9. beo-city.com › house-of-flowersHouse Of Flowers | Unveiling Belgrade's Hidden Charms

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   There are three ways to get to House of Flowers (mausoleum) by bus, taxi or foot: Take bus 36 directly to the house. It takes about 16 minutes. It costs 1 € one way. Taxi takes 5 minutes and it costs 5 €. If you decide to walk, it will take you 30 minutes. Is there a direct bus between Belgrade and House of Flowers (mausoleum)?