Slovenski etnografski muzej

Slovene Ethnographic Museum
Metelkova 2, Ljubljana
T 0038613008700,
T 0038613008745
E etnomuz@etno-muzej.si
Open
Tuesday - Sunday 10.00 - 18.00
Closed
Mondays
Free entrance
Every first sunday in a month and National Holidays
Library open to public
Monday - Friday 8.00 - 15.00
Wednesday 8.00 - 17.00
Documentation open to public
Monday - Friday 9.00 - 14.00
ADMISSION FEES
Adults: 4,50 EUR
Schoolchildren, students, pensioners: 2,50 EUR
Group tours Adults: 5,00 EUR/Schoolchildren, students, pensioners: 3,00 EUR/Pre-school children: 2,00 EUR/Group admission fees (more than 10 persons) include entry to the museum and a guided tour.
Docent tours Adults
6,50 EUR/Schoolchildren, students, pensioners: 4,50 EUR
Free Admission
Museum donors, ICOM, SMD, SED, PRESS, visitors with special needs, pre-school children accompanied by adult, group leaders and unemployed.
Workshops
Workshops for children: 3 - 6 EUR
Group workshops for children including guided tour: 5 EUR
Group Visits
The museum organises educational tours, expert lead tours and public tours in different languages. Prior booking is required.

Slovene Ethnographic Musem

The Slovene Ethnographic Museum is a museum "about people, for people", a museum of cultural identities, a link between the past and the present, between traditional and modern culture, between our own and other cultures, between the natural environment and civilisation. It is a museum of dialogue, open, active and hospitable, dedicated to serving the public. It presents and reports on traditional culture as well as mass and pop culture in Slovenia and the diaspora, on non-European cultures, and on the material and intangible cultural heritage of both everyday and festive life.

Between Nature and Culture

Between Nature and Culture

First permanent exhibition
The treasure house of Slovene and non-European heritage of the everyday and the festive

In the permanent exhibition the museum curators and researchers enable their stories to be told - the rich array of purposes for which our predecessors made objects, used them, and through time and space distinguised and changed their forms, driven by the universal striving after survival in the natural environment into which we were born.

I, We and Others: Images of my World

I, We and Others: Images of my World

Second permanent exhibition
I, We and Others: Images of my World is an exhibition about man and his place in the world; about personal, communal and universal heritage - what it is, how it comes about and what it means. It thus complements the first exhibition.

The exhibition offers a breathing space among everyday obligations and a chance to contemplate yourself and others, to reflect on the world and the life that we lead. We hope to bring about a sense of wonder and joy at the lively multitude of images of many different worlds. We do not offer simple solutions: this is a space in which to ask questions and seek your own answers, to exchange ideas and experiences.