Railway Museum, Ljubljana

This museum is improving year by year. The garden railway was prolonged and every third saturday of warmer months, you can enjoy rides from enthusiasts or take the guided tour of the museum. They have cleaned the locomotive stock, which is really nice, but you can find secret places where you can see residuals from cola usage.

Wonderful museum just on the outskirts of the town. Hardly anyone seems to visit here and it's such a shame because it's a really lovely museum. Two buildings, one housing very well kept and restored engines and the other signalling and points gear as well as other railway related items. Outside sadly is a steam engine graveyard where several rusting monsters lie in rest. This is for me the best museum in Ljubljana and I visited eight of them.

Great place, with young guys that want to tell you everything about the lovely beasts that are inside. It's a pity that is not possible to get in to all the engines, nonetheless go there, it definitely deserves some time.

If you like trains just a bit, this is a must have. You can to see about 15 different locomotives and read a bit about them. There is also a big railway turntable outside and other building with different kinds of signals, uniforms and other stuff from Slovenian railway history. The outdoors is a bit messy and could be tidied up, also there are some abandoned buildings around. But indoors, it is great

Well worth a visit, the museum is about a 15 minute walk from the station. Entry is very reasonably priced and the site is quite large. The exhibits are all steam and there doesn't appear to have been anything from the post steam era preserved or at least exhibited which is a great pity as there will potentially be nothing of the countries more modern era for future generations. Staff were helpful and very friendly.