Slovenski etnografski muzej
Welcome to the Slovene Ethnographic Museum!
Slovene Ethnographic museum, Metelkova ulica 2, 1000 Ljubljana, T: ++ 386 1/ 300 87 00 or ++ 386 1/ 300 87 45, E:etnomuz@etno-muzej.si
Tuesday–Sunday od 10.00–18.00. Mondays and Holidays closed. Free entrance every first Sunday in a month.
Permanent exhibitions
from 18.12.2018
Krbavčič’s candle making and gingerbread workshop and store from Ljubljana
The exhibition presents the workshop, the shop and the life story of the gingerbread and candle-making master craftsman Jakob Krbavčič, and also of his son and successor Andrej, from Trubarjeva...
from 02.12.2009
This is an exhibition dedicated to man and his place in the world
The permanent exhibition Between Nature and Culture presents the Slovene and non-European cultural heritage held in the Slovene Ethnographic Museum's collections. The exhibition I, We and Others:...
from 09.03.2006
The treasure house of Slovene and non-European heritage of the everyday and the festive
Man as part of nature and as a civilised being marks in his own way the objects he has made in order to survive or to live better... In the permanent exhibition the museum curators and researchers...
SEM Temporary Exhibitions
from 08.02.2020 to 01.03.2020
The Slovene Ethnographic Museum will mark this year’s carnival period with Ravenski pustovi Shrovetide figures that appear in three villages beneath the mountain Krn. The presentation of Shrovetide...
from 06.12.2019 to 05.12.2020
The exhibition is dedicated to the coexistence of feet and footwear, their variable shapes and meanings over geographical and temporal dimensions, and their roles in the organization of individual...
Visiting exhibitions
from 20.02.2020 to 24.05.2020
On the occasion of the Croatian presidency of the Council of the European Union, the Ministry of Culture of the Republic of Croatia and the Ministry of Culture of the Republic of Slovenia have...
from 08.02.2020 to 01.03.2020
That merry carnival time!, is a photographic exhibition by a photographer and journalist, Primož Hieng. During his planned research and photographic documenting of the Slovenian Shrovetide customs,...