A place where technical heritage and nature tell many great stories…

Are you curious about where you can see Tito’s cars, a blacksmith’s workshop and a world champion bear in one go? Visit the largest national museum, the Technical Museum of Slovenia, where something interesting happens every Sunday.

In the idyllic environment of a former Carthusian monastery, only twenty kilometres from Ljubljana in the seaward direction, you will absolutely be captivated by Tito’s automobiles, an extensive collection of bicycles, printing and sewing machines, a veneer sawmill, a traction engine, a blacksmith’s workshop, a bear that became the world champion in 1973, an exhibition on more than hundred years of motoring in the territory of Slovenia – and a great deal more worth visiting and exploring.

On Sundays, workshops for children, guided theme tours, Nikola Tesla experiments, demonstrations of old crafts and a series of other activities allow young and adult visitors alike to truly feel the engineering spirit of the past.

You are also invited to the Museum of Post and Telecommunications in Polhov Gradec, where we will share stories about times when we eagerly waited for the postman bringing some fresh news and when mobile phones were not yet a part of our everyday life.

Technical Museum of Slovenia, Bistra 6, 1353 Borovnica: +386 1 750 66 70, [email protected]

Museum of Post and Telecommunications, Polhov Gradec 61, 1355 Polhov Gradec: +386 1 364 00 83, [email protected]

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