Odpiralni čas: čet-pet 16h-20h, sob 10h-16h. Muzej je zaprt ob nedeljah in vseh praznikih.
Opening hours
Thursday and Friday:
4pm - 8pm
Saturday: 10am - 4pm
Tickets
Want to visit the museum? Tickets can currently only be purchased at the museum.
Read more about our institution
Since 2004 we have choosen raising awareness about digital heritage as our main mission. As a cultural institution headquartered in the city of Ljubljana, we direct our efforts towards collecting, preserving and reviving digital technical heritage, but even more importantly to its interpretation through distinct exhibitions and programs addressing the informatization and digitalization of the entire fabric of society. Thus we are more than just “retro games”. We are 1st generation incubates of the DOORS Digital Museum Incubator program. We are UNESCO Software Heritage Ambassadors. But most of all we are an integral part of the local cultural neighborhood.
Museum activities
- Collecting, perserving and record keeping of digital technical heritage
- Restauration and conservation with an emphasis on hardware and software reactivation of interactive exhibit pieces
- Internpretation and presentation for the public
- Education and support for pedagogical processes, AV content production
- Library and disc archive
- Correct use of historic computer context consultancy
- Promoting volunteer engagement
- Science and technology popularization
- Basic research of early computing history in Slovenia
- Oral history research and collecting
- Archiving and deep archiving of special relevance websties
- Record keeping and archiving of special relevance software for Slovenia
AN INDISPENSABLE PART OF THE COMPUTER HISTORY MUSEUM ARE ALL PRIVATE AND INSTITUTIONAL DONORS, WHO MAKE SURE WE CAN PERFORM OUR ACTIVITIES MORE AND MORE CONFIDENTLY, PRECISELY AND WITH LONGER TERM VISIONS EVERY DAY. WE ARE GRATEFUL FOR YOUR SUPPORT.
Our partners and sponsors
Computer History Museum is part of the DOORS – Digital Incubator of Museums network.
DOORS has received funding from the European Union’s Horizon 2020 research and innovation programme under grant agreement No 101036071.
