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VISIT • Ljubljana Castle• Triple Bridge • Central Market • Dragon Bridge • National and University Library • Museums Quarter • Miklošičeva Cesta • Tivoli Park • Fužine Castle • Barje Wetland EXPERIENCE • Explore the oldest archaeological remains in the city, the legacy of Roman Emona. • Visit the dragons on the Dragon Bridge and take a selfie with them. • Paddle down the river Ljubljanica on a stand-up paddleboard. • Ride the environmentally friendly Urban train. • Cool down in the shade of one of the oldest botanical gardens in Europe. • Take part in a workshop at the Zoo. • Have fun in a prison – today converted into the clubs and bars of Metelkova. • Run the Ljubljana Marathon. • Treat yourself to a portion of frogs’ legs and a glass of craft beer.

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Ljubljana is for dogs too: 5 tips for a fun-filled day with your dog

Več Sorodne zgodbe Street art in Ljubljana You can call it vandalism or you can call it art, one thing is for certain: Ljubljana is rich with creative street art and colourful graffiti. Some are just regular funny writings on the wall and some are true art pieces that should probably hang in someone’s living room. Take a walk around town and see them for yourself.

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Trendy coffee shops in Ljubljana

Stow Speciality Coffee Shop Quite a new place, located inside the City Museum. Beautiful minimalistic interior, glass walls, cobblestone floor. The space is interestingly curved and it has a view on the museum’s courtyard. They roast their own coffee, which tastes great by the way, plus the staff is very knowledgeable.

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Best places to work/study in (while drinking) in Ljubljana

More Sorodne zgodbe Street art in Ljubljana You can call it vandalism or you can call it art, one thing is for certain: Ljubljana is rich with creative street art and colourful graffiti. Some are just regular funny writings on the wall and some are true art pieces that should probably hang in someone’s living room. Take a walk around town and see them for yourself.

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Vila Zlatica

All wooden elements, parquet flooring, masonry stoves, terrazzo flooring, metal elements, and wall decorations have been preserved. The library and Hribar family sitting room have been revived by using them for a permanent exhibition, thereby fulfilling a wish expressed in Dr.

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LUV special offer

Click here to visit Nama's website A city break among castle walls and vineyards, a three-day romantic experience Treat yourselves to a three-day getaway, where you’ll discover the rich history of the castle, indulge in culinary delights of Slovenian cuisine in true castle style, enjoy a picnic with selected local treats, and savuor castle wine in the enchanting Castle Vineyard.

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Castles that Ring Ljubljana

So don’t be surprised if you spot me dueling imaginary enemies on a Slovenian castle wall… This blog is also available as a podcast, where you can enjoy listening to Noah's charming American accent. Noah Charney Dr Noah Charney is a best-selling American writer and professor living for more than a decade in Slovenia, which he calls "his new forever home."

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Best Ljubljana museums for kids

You will learn about the important role the city played under the Romans, when it was called Emona and how it was shaped by the many interesting events in its turbulent history. Best Thing to See: The ruins and the archaeological finds in the basement.

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Best Ljubljana museums for kids

You will learn about the important role the city played under the Romans, when it was called Emona and how it was shaped by the many interesting events in its turbulent history. Best Thing to See: The ruins and the archaeological finds in the basement.

Read more

Ljubljana is for dogs too: 5 tips for a fun-filled day with your dog

More Sorodne zgodbe Street art in Ljubljana You can call it vandalism or you can call it art, one thing is for certain: Ljubljana is rich with creative street art and colourful graffiti. Some are just regular funny writings on the wall and some are true art pieces that should probably hang in someone’s living room. Take a walk around town and see them for yourself.

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