Muzej Dravograd
Unit of the Koroška Regional Museum at Bukovje Manor near Dravograd; permanent exhibitions are also in Dravograd and Libeliče.
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About the museum
The Muzej Dravograd (Dravograd Museum) is one of four units of the Koroška Regional Museum (Koroški pokrajinski muzej). Since 2010 a department of cultural and art history has operated in Bukovje Manor, and in 2012, with a new decree establishing the museum, the Dravograd Museum unit was set up.
The permanent exhibitions of the unit are spread over several places. In Bukovje Manor there is an exhibition on the Barons Kometer of Pukštajn (1817–1932). In the exhibition rooms of the tourist information office in the centre of Dravograd, a collection on the history of the Dravograd market town has been on display since December 2007. In the basement of the municipal building the former Gestapo cells have been arranged, and in Libeliče there are exhibitions on the events of 1922, on rural life and on food culture.
Most of the displays can be viewed by prior arrangement; individual visits to the Gestapo cells and the Libeliče exhibitions are not possible.
Highlights
- Bukovje Manor with an exhibition on the Barons Kometer of Pukštajn
- Collection on the history of the market town of Dravograd in the TIC Dravograd
- Preserved cells of the former Gestapo prison
- Libeliče: collection on rural life and exhibition on 1922
Permanent exhibitions
- Kometri, baroni s Pukštajna (1817–1932) – Exhibition in Bukovje Manor on the Kometer family of barons from Pukštajn.
- Dravograd na stičišču poti – Collection on the history of the market town of Dravograd, which arose at the meeting point of the Mislinja, Meža and Drava valleys.
- Gestapovski zapori – Preserved prison cells in the basement of the municipal building, with inscriptions by prisoners and memorial notes of survivors.
- Founded
- 2012
- Operated by
- Koroški pokrajinski muzej
Admission & discounts
| Adults | €5 |
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| Reduced | €2.50pupils, secondary school pupils and students (€2.50); pensioners and people with disabilities (€4) |
| Seniors | €4Pensioners and people with disabilities. |
| Visitors with disabilities | €4Reduced admission for people with disabilities. |
| Students & apprentices | €2.50Pupils, secondary school pupils and students. |
| Groups (11+ people) | €6.50 per personGuided tour for groups of more than 10 people: adults €6.50, pensioners and people with disabilities €5.50, young people €3.50. |
| Guided tour for up to 10 people, adults | €8Pensioners and people with disabilities €7, young people €4.50. |
| Educational or adult-education workshop, adults | €6.50Pensioners and people with disabilities €5.50, young people €3.50. |
Free admission: 8 February (Prešeren Day), 15 May (International Day of Families, for families), 18 May (International Museum Day) and 3 December (Ta veseli dan kulture, “This Joyful Day of Culture”).
Free admission for holders of ICOM, SMD and PRESS cards.
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Plan your visit
| Guided tours | yes |
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| School programs | yes |
| Good to know | Guided tours, workshops and visits outside working hours require a prior booking of a time slot. |
