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Welcome to the world of the past through the eyes of the present.

PERMANENT EXHIBITIONS

Walk throughthe past...

The museum collections preserve archaeological as well as cultural and historical heritage, which had been gathered from the areas of 23 municipalities.

We strive to always remain friendly and inspirational in relation to our visitors, neighbours, guests and colleagues, to be of quick responsiveness, and to work within the framework of social responsibility.

Permanent exhibition

Where am I coming from? Who am I? Where am I going to?

Permanent exhibition

Between the glamour and misery of the Middle Ages

Permanent exhibition

First touch

Permanent exhibition

Beginnings

Permanent exhibition

Ars pharmaceutica – The art of pharmacy

TEMPORARY EXHIBITIONS

11. February 2020

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Children in Museum

We give the youngest the past for the future.

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PAST EVENTS

INFORMATION FOR MUSEUM VISITORS AND PARTNERS

Maribor Regional Museum is closing its doors for visitors from the 24th of October 2020 until further notice. We recommend […]

International Museum Day 2020

Since 1977 International Council of Museums ICOM 18 May is marked as the International Museum Day, with the aim of […]

INFORMATION FOR MUSEUM VISITORS AND PARTNERS

Maribor Regional Museum is closing its doors for visitors from 13 March 2020 until further notice. We recommend the use […]

INFORMATION FOR MUSEUM VISITORS

In view of the increased risk of infections and the spread of the coronavirus in Slovenia, the Maribor Regional Museum, […]

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Castle Maribor

Without the preserved stories and the ones who tell them, every building would just be something of brick and stones. It is the stories of the people of the past who have lived, laughed, loved, cried, been born and died, which breathe life into these old spaces and the storytellers who make sure the future does not forget them all. Today, Maribor castle is composed of two parts, the administrative court of the sovereign prince, built between 1478 and 1481, and the North-eastern corner of the city’s defence system (the castle’s bastion and the lodge).

In 1620, when the Counts Khiessl gained ownership of the castle, they converted it to the nobleman’s residential architecture. At that time, the Loretto chapel was added to the castle and the Knights’ Hall was constructed. After 1727, the new owners, Counts Brandis, built the new staircase, reconstructed the first floor of the bastion and completed construction of the Knights’ Hall. With the construction of the present day street Grajska ulica in the year 1871, the castle complex was cut in half. The municipality of Maribor bought the castle in 1933. It was in 1938, when the Maribor Regional Museum moved its collections in.

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FIRST FLOOR

GROUND FLOOR

FIRST FLOOR

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