The Coal Mining Museum of Slovenia is dedicated to the social history and technological development of coal mining, as practised in the Šaleška Valley, a coal-rich region around the city of Velenje.

The Municipal Museum of Radovljica, the youngest unit within the public institute of Radovljica Municipality Museums is located in the historic centre of Radovljica on the first floor of the Baroque Radovljica Mansion (the building also houses the Museum of Apiculture).

In 2002 twelve municipalities in the Koroška region of Slovenia signed an agreement to constitute the Koroška Regional Museum which merged the former museums in Slovenj Gradec and in Ravne na Koroškem.

MoTA LAB first opened its doors during the Sonica Festival in 2016.

The Musical Instruments Collection is part of the permanent collection of the Ptuj – Ormož Regional Museum and represents an important aspect of national cultural and archaeological heritage.

The Slovenian Alpine Museum dedicated to mountaineering in Slovenia opened in August 2010 at the entrance to the Vrata Valley in the Triglav National Park.

The RTV Slovenia Museum Collection presents more than 200 items related to the very beginning of the development of radio and television media in Ljubljana, including rarities such as the first microphone used at Radio Ljubljana (now Radio Slovenia).

Although the autonomous theoretical concept of "too modern art" originates in an anecdotal refusal of Oliver Marčeta's paintings by a local gallery, the Museum of Too Modern Art dates from 1999 when Tomaž Drnovšek - Vinči sold his cows and offered his stable for contemporary art exhibitions to a group of disappointed founding artists Boštjan Plesničar, Oliver Marčeta, Grega Mastnak, Vladimir Leben, and Ervin Potočnik.

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The origins of the Museum of Modern Art Photo Archive may be traced back to 1948 when the Moderna galerija was first opened.

The Ormož unit of the Ptuj – Ormož Regional Museum carries out its activities in the field of archaeology, ethnology, cultural history, history, and gallery-exhibition activities.

View from the northern part of the Roman fortress Ad Pirum to its southern lower part.