Muzejska zbirka Gornji Grad
Attemsov trg 3, SI-3342 Gornji Grad
Phone386 (0) 03 839 18 50, 386 (0) 41 531 442
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The museum's second building, called Štekel and built in 1578 as a defensive entrance tower to the fortified Gornji Grad Manor House complex, houses the permanent ethnological collection, the Zadrečka pottery collection dating from 1340, the collection of watchmaker, photographer, inventor and amateur constructor of musical instruments [[Anton Jamnik]] (1862–1942), and a collection of fossils and rocks from the ancient Smrekovec volcano near Ljubno. | The museum's second building, called Štekel and built in 1578 as a defensive entrance tower to the fortified Gornji Grad Manor House complex, houses the permanent ethnological collection, the Zadrečka pottery collection dating from 1340, the collection of watchmaker, photographer, inventor and amateur constructor of musical instruments [[Anton Jamnik]] (1862–1942), and a collection of fossils and rocks from the ancient Smrekovec volcano near Ljubno. | ||
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Gornji Grad Museum Collection is housed mainly in the Bishop's Mansion, which was built in 1517 and renovated in the 18th century. +
Gornji Grad Museum Collection is housed mainly in the Bishop's Mansion, which was built in 1517 and renovated in the 18th century. +
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