The first floor holds a small but impressive exhibition of paintings by local artists, most of which date from the past few decades, as well as perhaps the most complete presentation of shoemaking that we've ever seen. In addition to tracing the history of the craft, visitors can also see several large display cases of shoes and boots produced by the local Alpina factory - including those worn by the first Slovene to reach the summit of Mt Everest, the pair of red ski boots responsible for the company's first Red Dot award in 2008 and some unexpectedly elegant items of lady's evening wear. On the second floor you can find collections detailing lace-making and the events of the Second World War.
