City
Podgorica from a river house to museum rooms
On its riverbank side, Kuslev House follows the slope with terraces, porches and stairs. The City Museum in a former Graphics Institute building and the Risto Stijović Gallery are two other addresses for Podgorica’s collections.
At a glance
A place worth remembering
A house follows the Ribnica slope
Kuslev House was both a family home and a dental practice. Its river-facing side follows the terrain with terraces, porches and stairs running through the courtyard toward the Ribnica. The house was reconstructed in 2021.[1]
A former graphics building houses the museum
Since 2003 Podgorica’s City Museum has occupied the renovated building of a former Graphics Institute. Its institution lists archaeological, ethnographic, historical and cultural-history departments.[2]
Sculpture in Stara Varoš
The Risto Stijović Gallery was built on the site of the sculptor’s birthplace in Stara Varoš. It preserves, studies and exhibits works he left to his home city.[2]
Good to know
A few clear answers before you explore.
How does Kuslev House meet the riverbank?
Its terraces, porches and stairs follow the slope through the courtyard toward the Ribnica.[1]
What building houses the City Museum?
A renovated former Graphics Institute building, used for the museum since 2003.[2]
Whose works does the Stara Varoš gallery preserve?
Works left to Podgorica by sculptor Risto Stijović.[2]
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