The Cekin Mansion is situated in the green surroundings of Tivoli Park, near Celovška road, and is thus an ideal solution for those of you who are looking for a beautiful, intimate and peaceful place to host your event. The baroque mansion was constructed in 1752 by Count Leopold Karl Lamberg. After several decades, the mansion was inherited by Ivana Lamberg. The mansion is named after her husband, Laurenz Szőgyény, whose name was Slovenized by the townspeople into Cekin. The mansion is now a cultural monument of national significance and houses the National Museum of Contemporary History.

The National Museum of Contemporary History is located at Cekin Mansion in the middle of  Tivoli Park in the centre of Ljubljana. It can be reached by foot, by car or by bus. In the first case please follow the city map. A street leads directly from the centre to the park. Follow the signs along treelined avenues, past fountains and children's playgrounds, towards the baroque mansion, Cekin Castle, home of The National Museum of Contemporary History of Slovenia.

You can also get here by car (coach) and park at Tivoli car and coach park. It is only a short distance from there to the Museum. A city bus number 1, 3, 5, 7, 8 or 25 will take you to Tivoli bus stop, from where you walk towards the park and Cekin Mansion is about 100 metres away on the right. The Museum is located close to public parking facilities (Tivoli Park) and a bus stop for city buses nos 1, 3, 5, 7, 15 and 16. The Museum is 1.5 km from the main Ljubljana Bus station and Ljubljana Railway Station.