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Maister na poti
Maister na poti je tematsko zamišljen geolov, katerega teoretična podlaga je Maistrova virtualna pot: https://www.rudolfmaister.si/ Zakladi so postavljeni kot posamezne postaje v krajih z zemljevida Maistrove virtualne poti: na Ptuju, v Trebnjem, Kostanjevici na Krki, Kamniku, Mengšu, Kranju, Ljubljani, na Uncu pri Rakeku, na gradu Snežnik, v Celju, Mariboru, Dravogradu, Libeličah in na Zavrhu v Slovenskih goricah. Sledi in zaklade o Maistru lahko odkrijete zunaj na prostem, v muzejih, knjižnicah ter morda še kje, kar vam niti v sanjah ne bi prišlo na misel.
Maistrov portret, Ciril Horjak.
Maistrovo pot lahko začnete na kateri koli postaji in jo tudi nadaljujete na kateri koli, vrstni red ni pomemben. Na tej poti boste odkrivali, kdo je bil general in pesnik Rudolf Maister ter kako pomembno vlogo je odigral v zgodovini Slovencev. Morda le še dvoje: ali ste vedeli, da je Maister zarisal nove meje na zemljevidu Evrope po prvi svetovni vojni oz. veliki vojni; ali ste vedeli, da je Maister postavil temelje današnji slovenski državi?!
Rudolf Maister v Ljubljani
Z materjo Frančiško se je Rudolf Maister leta 1890 iz Kranja preselil v Ljubljano na Židovsko stezo 6. Vpisal se je na 1. višjo državno gimnazijo v Ljubljani. Zaradi skromnega materialnega položaja in vpliva bližnjih sorodnikov se je leta 1892 odločil za vpis v dveletno domobransko kadetnico na Dunaju. Leta 1895 pa je že kot poročnik v Ljubljani končal tudi jahalno šolo. Konjušnica je bila v Trnovem na Konjuški ulici (nem. Reitschulgasse), na današnji Švabićevi ulici. Leta 1905 se je v Ljubljani poročil z Marijo Sterger. Rodila sta se jima sinova Hrvoj in Borut. V Ljubljani spominjata na Maistra dva spomenika: nasproti ljubljanske železniške postaje in pred Ministrstvom za obrambo RS. O Maistru pa govorijo tudi gradivo in razstave predvsem v MNZ Slovenije, Narodnem muzeju, ARS in NUK.
Pogled na Marijin trg v Ljubljani, s spomenikom pesniku Francetu Prešernu; hrani MNZS.
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Zaklad NI dosegljiv 24/7! Za vpis najdbe ni treba plačati vstopnine. Do zaklada lahko pridete ob tem času:
torek–nedelja: 10.00–18.00
ponedeljek, 1. januar, velika noč, 1. november, 25. december: zaprto
Maister on his way
Maister on His Way is a thematically conceived geocaching hunt, the theoretical basis of which is Maister's virtual journey: https://www.rudolfmaister.si/. The treasures are placed in the form of individual stations in the locations from the map of Maister's virtual path: in Ptuj, Trebnje, Kostanjevica na Krki, Kamnik, Mengeš, Kranj, Ljubljana, Unec pri Rakeku, Snežnik Castle, Celje, Maribor, Dravograd, Libeliče and Zavrh v Slovenskih goricah. You can discover Maister's tracks and treasures outdoors, in museums, libraries, and perhaps in some other places that you would never have thought you would.
Maistr's portrait, Ciril Horjak.
You can start Maister's journey at any station and also continue it at any other, the order is not important. On this journey, you will discover who the general and poet Rudolf Maister was and how important a role he played in the history of the Slovenians. Just two more points: did you know that Maister drew new borders on the map of Europe after World War I, also known as the Great War; did you know that Maister laid the foundations of today's Slovenian state?!
Rudolf Maister in Ljubljana
In 1890, Rudolf Maister and his mother Frančiška moved from Kranj to Židovska steza 6 in Ljubljana. He enrolled in the 1st Higher State Grammar School of Ljubljana. Due to his modest financial situation and the influence of close relatives, he decided in 1892 to enrol at the two-year Landwehr-Kadettenschule in Vienna. In 1895, as a lieutenant, he also completed riding school in Ljubljana. The stables were located in Trnovo on Konjuška ulica (Ger. Reitschulgasse), today's Švabićeva ulica. In 1905 in Ljubljana, he married Marija Sterger. They had sons Hrvoje and Borut. In Ljubljana, Maister is commemorated by two monuments: one opposite the Ljubljana railway station and one in front of the Ministry of Defence of the Republic of Slovenia. Maister is also presented in materials and exhibitions, especially in the National Museum of Contemporary History of Slovenia, the National Museum of Slovenia, the Archives of the Republic of Slovenia and the National and University Library.
View of Marijin trg in Ljubljana with the France Prešeren monument before WWI; kept by the MNZS.
You will find stamps in caches. In case you want to collect them for a trackable, print the leaflet (click to download).
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The cache is NOT available 24/7! It is not necessary to pay an entrance fee to sign the logbook. Opening hours:
Tuesday–Sunday: 10.00–18.00
Monday, 1st January, Easter, 1st November and 25th December: closed