Thanks to the exhibition of the same name, visitors who are not exactly ardent history fans can get to know General Laudon better. One of the biggest attractions of the exhibition is the three-meter diorama of the Battle of Domašov with more than five hundred tin soldiers and other exhibits, where the author captured not only period clothing, weapons and equipment, but also the positions of infantrymen and cavalrymen near the Moravian village where the battle took place in 1758. The individual phases of the battle are voiced and spoken as if by individual soldiers, and you can also hear the clang of weapons and authentic commands of officers. You can experience what it's like to be an artilleryman with the help of a unique rotating replica of a cannon aimed at the Belgrade Kalemegdan fortress with the city walls. Even the youngest visitors will not be bored in our exhibition, as they will certainly appreciate the children's playroom with military clothing, weapons and equipment, princess and sultan costumes, a rocking horse, touch screens with games and other fun artifacts.
