Experience a mountain adventure in
the world’s first gamified museum
Experience a mountain adventure in
the world’s first gamified museum
In her photographic exhibition, Petra Draškovič Pelc opens a view into the Kočevje region as a space of silence, inner stillness, and a primal connection with nature. Her photographs are not merely documents of landscape, but subtle records of experience – moments in which light and shadow, presence and the unseen intertwine. As a long-time [...]
In February 2026, we will host a photographic exhibition by Urban Meglič titled Traces of Silence. Kanin – a space suspended between the past and the future – will reveal itself to visitors through words, and above all through photography. The exhibition focuses on the period after the ski resort ceased operations and before its [...]
Slovenian museums, research institutions, archives, and media preserve an exceptionally rich body of heritage related to Vlasto Kopač. Today, his legacy is held and researched by the Intermunicipal Museum Kamnik, Museum and Galleries of Ljubljana – Plečnik House, Museum of Architecture and Design, National Museum of Contemporary History of Slovenia, Gornjesavski Museum Jesenice – Slovenian [...]
A new exhibition has arrived at the Slovenian Alpine Museum: Triglav – Mountain and Symbol. ☃The exhibition tells the story of how Triglav evolved from the highest mountain in the Slovenian territory into the central national symbol of Slovenia. It starts from the gap between actual spatial realities and the self-image Slovenians hold. Although Slovenia [...]
“Farewell to the Glacier” The Pasterze Glacier beneath Grossglockner, like glaciers around the world, is sharing the same fate – it is disappearing rapidly. I first visited it in 2012. Large blocks of ice were breaking off the glacier’s front, mostly darkened by sand, but also strikingly turquoise, floating on the water of two lakes [...]
VISIT THE SLOVENIAN ALPINE MUSEUM AND ATTEND THE LIVE NATIVITY IN ICE PERFORMANCES 🩵 In the last days of December, we warmly invite you to visit our museum, open Tuesday to Sunday from 9:00 AM to 4:00 PM. Explore our permanent and temporary exhibitions and enjoy the festive Advent atmosphere of the Alpine Advent Market. [...]
Slovenian Alpine Museum on a Short Autumn Break Dear visitors, Please note that the museum will be closed from November 1 to 17 (inclusive).Thank you for your understanding, and we look forward to welcoming you again from November 18 onward.
In the autumn of 1975, the first Yugoslav trekking expedition set out for Nepal, consisting of 29 mountaineers from various parts of the country. Among the participants were several former alpinists, which gave the expedition a special character – the team was not merely tourist-oriented but also highly mountaineering-skilled. At that time, such a “tourist” [...]
Starting on 17 October, the temporary exhibition Aleš Kunaver – From Home Mountains to the Roof of the World will be on view. It is dedicated to the 50th anniversary of the first ascent via a new route on Makalu, the world’s fifth-highest peak and the first (then Yugoslav) eight-thousander climbed by a Slovenian team. [...]
We invite you to the opening of a temporary exhibition marking the 50th anniversary of the first Slovenian ascent of an eight-thousander – Makalu, and the 30th anniversary of the ascent and ski descent from the last of all fourteen – Annapurna. The exhibition will open on Friday, 17 October 2025, as part of the [...]
The way is a story – the story is a path. The Slovenian Alpine Museum is not an ordinary museum, as it offers an experience of the exhibition like a personal ascent to a mountain. Adventure-seekers can test themselves in the Escape to the Bivouac. You can also see and hear what the legendary “Dvojka” looked like from the inside and how mountaineers experienced it – even without the adventure. You’ll be enchanted by the virtual view from its original location below Rokavi and from thirty other Slovenian peaks. Haven’t been to Triglav yet? We offer you a virtual walk to our highest mountain.
