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Bežigrajska galerija 1

The gallery's permanent collection consists of over 500 works of Slovenian and international visual and concrete poetry ranging from originals and artists' books to magazines. Schedule Tuesday to Friday 10:00-18:00, Saturday 10:00-14:00. Sunday, Monday and public holidays closed.

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Center Rog

On this site, there was initially a small leather workshop, then a machine shop, which was significantly expanded in the 1920s with a modern skeletal structure. After World War II and subsequent…

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CLAY THEATRE

Clay Theatre, led by theater artist Rasfan Haval, offers a variety of events, workshops, and exhibitions that merge different art forms, including poetry, music, dance, visual arts, and theater.

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Bit Center Hotel

Bit Center Hotel © MGML © MGML © MGML © MGML © MGML Ljubljana's only hotel offering facilities for a range of different recreational activities (badminton, squash, table tennis, fitness, sauna) and specializing in catering for large student orchestras.

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LGBTQI+ book publishers

LGBTQI+ book publishers The LGBTQI+ literary scene in Ljubljana (and also in Slovenia) is considered one of the strongest in Europe, to the envy of many other countries. Slovenian LGBT authors receive many of the highest national poetry and literary awards. This is possible thanks largely to the two LGBT literary publishing houses that operate within the ŠKUC Association.

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ŠIŠKLA KNJIGARNA

The VigeVageKnjige publishing house and the independent bookstore Šiškla are located at the same address in Šiška. VigeVageKnjige is Slovenia's leading comics publisher, in existence since 2013, and…

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Mahler in Ljubljana

This time, the ensemble returns with conductor Jonathan Stockhammer, soprano Nika Gorič, and baritone Jaka Mihelač.

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Prešeren Day, Slovenian Cultural Holiday

The Slovenian Cultural Holiday is dedicated to honouring France Prešeren (1800-1849), the most important Slovenian poet, who is remembered not only for his Romantic poetry but also for his efforts to modernize the Slovenian language. Particularly well known are his sonnets and the poem A Toast, adopted as Slovenia's national anthem.

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Ana Lekše: Tangle | 18th Klovnbuf Festival

Dive into a captivating world where the boundary between air and ground begins to blur.

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SKRBOVINCA

Skrbovin'ca is more than just a store—it’s a hub of creativity and inclusion, offering handcrafted products made in four Ljubljana-based work centers: Delovni in zaposlitveni center Janeza Levca, Zveza društev za cerebralno paralizo Sonček, Varstveno delovni center Tončke Hočevar, and social enterprise Želva.

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