Museum of Aviation, Belgrade

Browse through a collection of over 200 aircraft at , which showcases military and private civilian airplanes, helicopters, and oddly shaped flying machines. Housed in a spherical glass building, these exhibits also include engines, radars, and rockets, as well as 20,000 documents and more than 200,000 aviation-related photographs. Here you'll see the only known surviving example of the World War II Italian fighter aircraft Fiat G.50, as well as wreckages of aircrafts shot down during the 1999 bombing. Look for NATO's only F-117 Nighthawk ever to be downed and see the F-16 Fighting Falcon, both hit by land-based anti-aircraft systems. Outside of the building, the gardens also host several airplanes, including the world's first short- to medium-range jet airliner. Choose to start, finish, or center your holiday on a trip to Museum of Aviation by using our Belgrade road trip tool.