Novak Djokovic and his wife, Jelena, visited the Posta.rs Museum in Belgrade, Serbia, and were in for a real treat.
The museum showcases the history of the Post Office of Serbia and its role in the country’s development.
The couple started their tour by viewing a collection of stamps from all over the world. Djokovic was particularly impressed by the stamp collection from Yugoslavia, as it brought back memories of his childhood.
He also loved seeing the stamps from his native Serbia, which made him feel proud of his heritage.
Jelena was fascinated by the exhibit on philately, or stamp collecting.
She learned about the different types of stamps, including first day covers, error stamps, and other rare finds.
The couple even saw a special stamp featuring Novak’s likeness, which was a proud moment for them both.
The museum also featured a section on postal history, which was very interesting to the couple. They learned about the evolution of the postal system and how it has changed over time. They also saw some vintage postcards and letters, which gave them a glimpse into the past.
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