Guided tour through exhibition "On the right path" + Olympic pub quiz

"On the right track" is an educational didactic exhibition aimed at acquainting the general public with the history and continuity of the Olympic movement, as well as its significance in the region from the Kingdom of Serbia to the present day, with an emphasis on the social context and circumstances in the country.
Serbian athletes made their debut at the Olympic Games in 1912 and, over a history spanning 112 years, have achieved significant results and honorably represented the country at the Summer Olympics. The exhibition will showcase the most significant exhibits from the collection of the Olympic Museum in Belgrade, from the founding of the Serbian Olympic Club in 1910, initiated by Captain Svetomir Đukić, to the recent successes of our athletes at the Tokyo 2020 Olympics.
Noteworthy items include the first athletics medal by Ivan Gubijan from the 1948 London Olympics, Branislav Martinović's silver medal in wrestling from Rome 1960, a letter from Novak Đoković and Viktor Troicki from Rio 2016, as well as many other exhibits such as authentic photographs, sports equipment, and various documents.