Konak kneginje Ljubice, built in 1830 by Hadži Nikola Živković during the first rule of Prince Miloš Obrenović. Designed as a representative residence for the Serbian Obrenović ruling dynasty. Used sparingly by Miloš due to proximity to Turks. Served as residence of Prince Mihailo (1839-1842). Over the next 130 years, used and adapted by various state institutions. In the 1970s, the City of Belgrade repurposed it as a museum in line with its historical, artistic, and monumental heritage. After restoration and reconstruction, it joined the Belgrade City Museum in 1980, opening the permanent exhibition 'Interiors of 19th-century Belgrade houses'.