Opening hours and admission fees

Grad Tivoli and Švicarija are open from Tuesday to Sunday, from 10.00–18.00. On 24 and 31 December, open from 10.00 to 14.00.
Closed on Mondays, 25 December and 1 January.

Tickets can be purchased at the Info Point until 5.30 pm.

To make viewing of the exhibitions safe and fun, please follow safety precautions to prevent the spread of infection.

Group bookings are organised by prior arrangement. Visits can be made from Monday to Friday, 8 am to 6 pm, and on Saturday from 10 am to 6 pm.

Entrance Fee

Adults 6,00 €
Youth from 12 to 18 years of age 3,50 €
High school pupils, students and senior citizens * 3,00 €
Group of adults ** 5,00 €
Group of high school pupils, students and senior citizens 2,50 €
Families *** 12,00 €

•Prices may be subject to change during the Biennial of Graphic Arts in accordance to the marketing plan of the public institution. Visitors are informed about this through its website and notice at the box office.

•The public institution offers free tickets for ICOM, CIMAM, SMD, AICA and Urbana tourist card holders, Friends of the Biennial, children up to the age of 12, journalists, unemployed, visitors with special needs and students of partner art schools.

•Guided tours are included in the price of admission and take place in accordance with the timetable of the public institution, published on its website.

*Pupils, students and senior citizens are obliged to Ticket submit relevant and credible proof of their status.

**For the purposes of these provisions, a group consists of 5 people or more.

***A family consists of at least one adult and two children aged 12 to 18 years, or two adults and one child aged 12 to 18 years.
 

The World’s Attractions at Home!

Opportunity to see famous and selected artworks and museum pieces at an affordable price:

8 € single and 16 € family ticket.

Participating: National Gallery of Slovenia, National Museum of Slovenia, Natural History Museum of Slovenia, National Museum of Contemporary History, Slovenian Theatre Institute, Slovenian Ethnographic Museum, Slovenian School Museum, Ljubljana City Museum and Galleries, Museum of Modern Art and Museum of Contemporary Art Metelkova, Museum of Architecture and Design, International Centre of Graphic Arts.
Tickets can be purchased at all of these institutions.

The special offer is valid from 1 July till 30 August 2020.
 

Ljubljana Castles

Adults 11,00 €
Students, high school pupils, senior citizens, a group consists of 15 people or more 5 €
 

Breakfast with art

Only during exhibition time.

On Sundays from 10 am until 12 pm (noon) eat a coffee or natural juice with a croissant or toast at Caffe Bienale and visit the MGLC Ljubljana current exhibitions.

Price (breakfast and entrance):  7 €


Photo by Jasna Zabel

Four-legged friends are also welcome

For security reasons, please make sure the animal is on a leash and has a muzzle (with the exception of guide dogs and assistance dogs of the disabled). The animal owner is responsible for the animal and its actions, and must clean up any excrements that may occur.
 

Doors Open Days

Švicarija Day, 8 February and 4 October
Slovenian Cultural Holiday, 8 February
International Museum Day, 18 May
Summer Museum Night, third Saturday in June
Summer in Tivoli, Tuesdays and Thursdays in July
European Cultural Heritage Days, end of September and beginning of October
This Happy Day of Culture, 3 December
 

For visitors with special needs

We carry out adapted guided tours of exhibitions, guided tours with sign language interpreters and 2-hour poster workshops using the subjects of the temporary exhibitions as starting points, conducted by painter Janez Goršek.

Accessibility:

Entry to the ground floor of the MGLC building for people with mobility impairments is only possible with assistance. Toilets are located on the ground floor. The blind and visually impaired can orient themselves in the building with the help of a touch map.

Švicarija has a lift to facilitate access to all floors. Toilets are located on the ground floor. A blind and visually impaired audio and audio guide is available from March.

There is no admission fee for visitors with special needs and their companions.

For assistance please call +386 1 2413 800.

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Honza Zamojski: Middleman

10. 3.–28. 5. 2023
MGLC Grad Tivoli

Honza Zamojski's latest exhibition is essentially a site-specific installation. It takes place not only within the symmetry of architecture, but often in relation to the symmetry (or asymmetry) of a sheet of paper, a word and a human figure. An attentive viewer will notice that the further one moves away from the centre of the exhibition, the brighter it is and the more there is to see. You could even say that the narrative explodes, and what tries to put it back together again is Middleman holding the collapsing world with all his might.

To accompany the exhibition, NERO's publishing experimentation entitled Can it be tried somewhere? will also be shown.


Photo: Marian Misiak

 

Marko Šajn: Mutual Compromise

10. 3.–16. 4. 2023
MGLC Grad Tivoli

The exhibition Mutual Compromise presents the latest series of prints in silkscreen and riso-printing techniques, as well as a metal object as a special feature of the exhibition. Marko Šajn's prints are characterised by a clear concept and perfect execution, a humorous, funny, fast-paced, witty and playful artistic expression with many references to art history, classical painting, popular printmaking, urban culture, graffiti and street art. 


Photo: Urška Boljkovac. MGLC Archive.

Visit the Invader mosaics in Grad Tivoli

Invader is an artist, an individual, a movement, an app, a game and a lifestyle. He is a street art phenomenon and has become a global art star.
You have probably noticed his mosaics around the city of Ljubljana, and some of them are also on the premises of MGLC Grad Tivoli, which are not open to the public. You can see them from Tuesday to Sunday at 2 pm or by appointment (write to us at trgovina@mglc-lj.si).


Photo: Urška Boljkovac. MGLC Archive.