Accessibility

The following urban bus stops are located in the vicinity of the Slovenian School Museum:

• Pošta (bus lines 1, 1B, 2, 3, 3B, 3G, 6, 6B, 9, 11, 11B, 14, 18, 18L, 19B, 19I, 27)
• Konzorcij (bus lines 1, 2, 3, 3B, 3G, 6, 6B, 9, 11, 14, 18, 18L, 19B, 19I and 27) and
• Drama/LJ (bus lines 1, 1B, 2, 3, 3B, 3G, 6, 6B, 9, 11, 11B, 19B, 19I, 27)

There are two parking garages in the immediate vicinity of the Slovenian School Museum:

• The Kongresni Trg underground car park offers 715 parking spaces, 14 of which are designated for people with disabilities. The price per hour is € 1.70.
• The Trg Republike parking garage has 588 parking spaces. The price per hour is € 2.50.

There are no lifts for people with mobility impairments in the Slovenian School Museum. However, a stair climber/crawler is available, so we recommend that you make an appointment in advance for a visit by mobility-impaired persons. The museum staff will be happy to give you access to all the exhibition spaces.

The toilet area is suitably arranged for people with mobility impairments.

A portable tactile map with the floor plan of the exhibition spaces is available at the museum information point to help blind and partially sighted people find their way around.

A tactile floor plan of toilets for the orientation of blind and partially sighted persons is installed in front of the entrance to the toilets.

Each historical period presented in the “School Rules!” exhibition has a Braille plaque summarising the main features of education at that time.

The “School Rules!” permanent exhibition allows for a tactile viewing of some of the exhibited museum objects or their replicas. It is also equipped with audio content to provide blind visitors with a more comprehensive learning experience about the history of schools.

A hearing loop is available to help hearing aid users follow the guided tour of the museum exhibition comfortably and smoothly.

We offer guided tours accompanied by a Slovenian sign language interpreter (guided tours are carried out by prior arrangement).

Taking part in a lesson from the past is a unique experience offered at the Slovenian School Museum. With the help of an interpreter, we have selected and adapted a historical lesson to make it suitable for people with hearing impairments. A Slovenian sign language interpreter participates in the lesson (lessons are carried out by prior arrangement).

A publication containing information about the permanent exhibition, accessible in content and form to people with communication disabilities.

A teaching programme designed for touring schools and institutions. Using replicas of museum objects, participants can learn about the history of education from prehistoric times to the present day. All museum objects are designed for tactile viewing.

Accessibility Statement – Slovenian School Museum