Experience a mountain adventure in
the world’s first gamified museum
Experience a mountain adventure in
the world’s first gamified museum
Just a few steps from the Krakovo Embankment, in the renowned Zois Palace, lived and worked Vlasto Kopač – one of the most versatile creative figures in 20th-century Slovenia. He was an architect, a student of Jože Plečnik, a conservator, designer, illustrator, cartographer, mountaineer, and a dedicated guardian of natural and cultural heritage. Through the [...]
This clear, engaging and educational exhibition presents the main milestones in the development of geodesy in chronological order and explains key concepts related to geodesy and cartography. It takes visitors through two hundred years of land cadastre history in Slovenia and demonstrates the practical applications of geodesy. In everyday life, geodesy plays an important role [...]
This year marks the twentieth anniversary of the death of Vlasto Kopač. We know his works, but often not the full breadth of his legacy. On this occasion, museums, public institutions, and individuals preserving his heritage have joined forces. At the museum, we present a commemorative display case with the introductory panel “Vlasto Kopač: Between [...]
The exhibition “Aljaž Tower – Symbol or Trophy” explores the historical, cultural, and symbolic significance of the Aljaž Tower and its transformation over time – from Jakob Aljaž’s patriotic gesture of resistance to a contemporary symbol of national identity. It offers insight into the many ways individuals and communities have experienced Triglav and its tower [...]
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.
