A special part of Ljubačke Doline Ethno Village is the museum.
The museum has more than 6,000 exhibits divided into several collections.
The museum is dominated by its ethnological collection. It also features a natural history collection, divided into flora and fauna, as well as a collection of minerals and fossils. Considerable attention and space are also dedicated to the numismatic collection and the antique collection. But that is not all: the museum also includes historical and archaeological collections, as well as a section dedicated to ethnographic and other objects from Switzerland.
Ethnological objects were collected south of Banja Luka, in the mountainous area stretching from Bronzani Majdan to Kneževo. Some exhibits also come from the territory of the former Yugoslavia, while certain antiques, minerals and other objects were collected from practically all six continents.
April 1 – November 30
Tuesday – Sunday, 9:00–19:00.
Closed on Mondays.
December 1 – March 31
On weekends (Saturday and Sunday) and by prior arrangement (advance booking required).
The museum is closed to visitors on August 2 and 3 due to the celebration of St. Elijah, and on January 6 and 7 due to the Christmas holidays.
Ticket Prices:
4KM – Adults
3KM -Children
3KM – Groups (more than 8 people)
30KM/hour per group – guided tour
Free admission is available to:
– Ljubačevo Primary School
– Children under 7
– “Osmača” Ljubačevo Heritage Association
– Museum professionals from Republika Srpska
– Family pass holders
– Tour guides
Organized groups and visitors with prior arrangements can visit the Museum outside regular opening hours. Simply contact the Ljubačke Doline Museum and book a time in advance.
