National Museum Of Contemporary History Of Slovenia
3 expert reviews
“This museum, housed in the 18th-century Cekin Mansion (Grad Cekinov), traces the history of Slovenia in the 20th century through multimedia and artefacts.”
– Lonely Planet
Fodor's "The permanent exhibition on Slovenes in the 20th century takes you from the days of Austria-Hungary, through World War II, the victory of the Partisan liberation movement and the ensuing Tito period." Full review
Independent "The mid 18th-century Cekin Manor with T72 tank outside now houses the National Museum of Contemporary History (daily 10am-6pm; admission 800sit/£2.50)."
48 Hours In: Ljubljana
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