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Devoted to great Slovenian architect Jože Plečnik, who lived in this building from 1921 to 1957. The house contains rooms with the artist’s valuable original furniture and personal objects, an archive of his sketches and plans and a collection of clay, plaster and wooden models, a library, Plečnik’s correspondence, a photo archive, thesis projects of Plečnik’s students and an archive of the Academy of Architecture Collection. Access only by guided tour of not more than 7 people, booked at least five days in advance.
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A village-like part of the city connecting the centre to the Trnovo suburb.
A short walk west of the centre of town are the remains of the Roman City Walls, including a number of pillars from an entrance gate.
Mestni muzej Ljubljana
City history and temporary exhibitions.