National Gallery

Well designed and gorgeous art museum in Ljubljana. The tickets for temporary and permanent exhibitions costs only 9 euro for students. There are toilets and also baggage storage cabinets. The temporary exhibition was fine but that many in quantities. However, the permanent exhibition was a huge thing here! They were displayed in a magnificent hall and include statutes and artworks. Especially, there is a room where you can sit and quietly watch the painting of a few cows with comfortable music, what an enjoyment! In the back side of the museum, where the cafe is, has a spacious location that is more modernized design and wow! Overall, recommend spending 1 to 2 hours here!

Love, love, loved it! There was an exhibition of classical religious works on loan from Croatia which was worth checking out. I love museums like this because you get a cross section in Slovenian artists which aren’t as common in western galleries. I was super impressed by the impressionist and post impressionistic art. Overall, this was a quaint but lovely gallery

Aside from seeing Slovenia’s National Gallery, I was really itching to see more Slovenian impressionism. On this front, I was not disappointed! A third of this museum is closed for renovation and ticket price is discounted to reflect that. After giving the medieval religious artwork, it’s time on the ground floor, I proceeded to take the elevator to the top of the museum, where they keep all of the best goodies! And there was Ivan Grohar nestled amongst the likes of Rihard Jakopic and Matija Jama. Fantastic artwork here, and even better if you like Impressionistic works of art.

A beautiful gallery after modernization that combines a modern spirit with historical preservation. Helpful and friendly staff. I think it's better to have at least 1.5–2 hours to explore all the halls and spend time with the works you like the most, because we only had 45 minutes and skipped about half of the museum. And I'm so happy to have discovered Ivana Kobilca for myself—her portraits are something else.

Time well spent in the Gallery and liked the arts and expositions in relation to the city of Ljubljana. All area are well sectioned on the map marking it easier for visitors to find their way around. I am giving 3 stars because: 1 when collected tickets from reception we were told to go and put our bags in the locker which we didn’t know how to do since there was several and no number for reference if it need to be given to someone or key for each locker. We put our stuff in the big locker which you can see below and have to take the key with us. That was not convenient as we wonder what happened if other customers needed space to put stuff too? No guidance or security in the bag area. 2 is that we didn’t enter any temporary exhibition or entered any special section where we weren’t allowed to enter without a special ticket as the ticket we have got covered what is listed but staff felt the needs to ask us about our ticket again without explanation. They weren’t able to explain why but my answer is that they are lacking a system to know who is entering the gallery and where they can go freely without having to post staff at each door harassing visitors

Nice and tidy art gallery. I liked especially exhibition of pieces of art of Zoran Mušič. I entered to the Museum using Ljubljana Card - unfortunately the card does not include entry to the temporary exhibition.

Stunning artwork, well displayed and set out. It was really good to have an artistic insight into Slovenian history. Enjoyed the QR codes next to some of the artworks, readable and listening options. The staff were very welcoming.

A very lovely museum of art. I really love how well maintained and clean it was. People working there are very friendly and helpful to tourists. My wife and I can recommend this place.