The permanent exhibition “Folk Culture of the Serbs in the 19th and 20th Century” showcases the influence of natural and historical conditions on people's lives, from housing and clothing to customs and economy. Visitors can see typical houses from various regions, urban interiors featuring both Oriental and European influences, as well as display cases that illustrate festive traditions. Tools on display reflect traditional economic practices.

The permanent exhibition “Traditional Costumes and Jewelry of the Central Balkan Region” showcases the rich ethnographic collection of Hristifor Crnilović, highlighting traditional attire and jewelry from the “Šop,” Morava, and Vardar cultural complexes dating from the 19th and early 20th century. The exhibits reflect the cultural and geographical characteristics of the populations of Serbia, Kosovo and Metohija, and North Macedonia, with detailed displays of elements such as the kaica (traditional headdress), litak (belt), ručnik (embroidered towel), and richly decorated haljeci (outer garments).

How did a historical figure become the greatest hero of Serbian and Balkan epic tradition? The multimedia exhibition "Who Once Was Kraljević Marko?" explores the relationship between history and myth through striking exhibition design and interactive digital content, revealing how Marko Mrnjavčević evolved into the legendary Prince Marko, the greatest hero of Serbian epic poetry.