Narodni muzej Slovenije

"The National Museum of Slovenia is the oldest and largest museum in Slovenia. It is located in the capital city of Ljubljana, on Prešeren Square. The museum was founded in 1821, and its collection has grown to include over 2 million objects, covering a wide range of fields, from archaeology and ethnology to natural history and art. The museum's main building is a grand neoclassical structure that was built in the late 19th century. The building is divided into two main sections: the left wing houses the museum's natural history collections, while the right wing houses the museum's cultural history collections. The natural history collections include a wide range of objects, from fossils and minerals to animals and plants. The cultural history collections include a wide range of objects, from archaeological finds to works of art. The museum also has a number of smaller buildings, which are located throughout Ljubljana. These buildings house the museum's research and conservation facilities, as well as its educational and outreach programs."

"A must-see for history lovers, offering fascinating exhibits that delve into the country’s archaeological and historical past, showcasing artifacts from prehistoric times through the Middle Ages."