National Gallery of Slovenia

Impressive building that on its own is worth the visit. I found the architecture is way better than the art. Some interesting pieces, although when I visited some of the impressionist art was on loan. Temporary exhibition on Victorian art was not to my taste. Cost doesn't break the bank at around €15 (more or less depending if you include access to temporary exhibition), so a good choice for spending a couple of hours.

Called in on a rainy day, loved some of the art work. It's a great building and the cafe area is very impressive. Some of the gallery was not available. The ticket price was €14 for the whole museum, up to you if you think it's good value.

A very nice art museum, not located in the center but walkable. There are works starting from 13th century to the 20th. There are permanent exhibitions and temporary exhibitions, which require extra ticket. We had only the permanent exhibition ticket and spent a bit more than an hour. I think visitors can get an idea of history of Slovenian art in this museum.

The Slovenian National Art Gallery takes us on a fascinating journey through the history of art through its collection of works. Of particular note are the transitions between artistic movements and their various artists. A must-see in Ljubljana. With lots of school students. There's a small café in the lobby with delicious pastries, where retired ladies sit and chat happily.

Quite a small gallery, the whole baroque area is under construction so I pretty much only could see half, picked the permanent exhibit only and it was €8. Enjoyed what I saw, but wasn't a lot, place was very quiet which was lovely, staff very friendly.

great gallery with beautiful architecture and artworks. the staff was friendly and helpful, the restrooms were very clean and there’s a lot to see and to learn from the gallery. i loved the QR codes next some paintings or sculptures that led to the website of the National Gallery in which there was an audio/text that formally analysed the work, the history and meaning behind it.

I was lucky to go during a holiday and it was free of charge. It's a small museum compared to other cities , with a few interesting pieces. Beautiful building.

An impressive museum with a rich collection from medieval to modern Slovenian art. Thoughtfully curated, spacious, and perfect for a quiet afternoon.