1^st day

- Visit the museum railway in Belgrade
- Boarding the Romance train
- Journey to tehe Museum of locomotives at Požega station
- Lunch with the Potpećka cave for smaller groups or for larger, Zlatibor mountain
- Journey to the Šargan
- Accommodation at “Eight hotel” at the station Sargan Eight

2^nd day

- Driving by Šargan Eight
- Visit Drvengrad
- Going to the Ovčar (Shepherd) spa
- Return to Belgrade with Romance train

Railway Museum

For a half of a century The Railway Museum is a temple of culture and activity of numerous generations of railway-workers, the guardian of memories on people and their achievements and events, the place of actualities and meetings.

The Railway Museum in Belgrade was founded on the 1st of February 1950. in the system of The Ministry of Railways. Today it is included in The Railway Publishing Enterprise ŽELNID d.o.o.

The first permanent display was set up on the 30th of April 1953 under the name "Through the history of Yugoslavian Railways". Till today the permanent museum setting has been changed several times. The museum also organizes historical-thematic and artistic exhibitions in our country and abroad. The permanent setting and the exhibitions have been seen by over twenty thousand visitors.

The museum owns over 40.000 objects, regrouped in several collections, and the most important are: technical (collections of locomotives, normal and strait-track wagons, signalization and security equipment etc.), historical, and artistic collection and the applied art collection too. The Railway Museum includes also an archive and a specialized terminology library. In the archive there is historic and technical documentation (134,35 meters), several thousands of original photos and negatives, collection of geographic and railway maps and posters, and the specialized library consists of over 8.500 titles and 1.235 units of periodicals.

From the 12th of April 1990 we also opened for the visitors a Departure of strait railroads in Pozega, on 155-200 km of the railway Beograd-Bar, where the exponents are placed on 1,5 hectares - 11 locomotives and 19 passenger, official, and freight wagons.

In 1999, in the old railway station in Uzice, the permanent display "Sargan eight" was opened. The crown of a fifty-years work is the revitalization of 13,5km of the railway between Sargan Vitasi and Mokra Gora, construction of the world's famous "Sargan eight" (closed in February 1974).