A remarkable historical document, important in establishing the place of Slovenian people and culture within existing European civilization.

Dance macabre - a rare, well preserved, and complete example of one of the most famous images of medieval iconography.

It deals with spiritual, religious and literary concepts in a language which had no precedents except for the foundations laid by Trubar.

Recognized as an extraordinary work of scholarship and a unique contribution to the social history of Slovenian people.

The first Roman staging post on the Roman Road, it became a city at the time of emperor Trajan, and named Colonia Ulpia Traiana Poetovio.

In the frescoes                 of Hrastovlje he discovered the representation of                 an ancient pre-Christian religion of the Goddess.

A bear bone flute found in the remains of a hearth used by Neanderthal man 45,000 years ago.

A centre of learning, it surpassed for a period of time in influence and standing Ljubljana, the capital of Slovenian territories.