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The joint vision they pursue is: Ljubljana as a globally recognised space of culture and creativity – a city that is pleasant to live in, inspiring to work in, and inviting to visit. At the centre of development is the satisfaction of residents, as we believe that only a city that serves its inhabitants well can also provide a quality experience to visitors.

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Brina cocktail

We chose Slovenian gin as the base, which has a pronounced juniper flavor, and included apples, a typical ingredient of traditional Slovenian cuisine, in the recipe. The charming streets of Ljubljana tell ancient stories, but the city is by no means sleepy - Ljubljana is youthful and fresh. Every corner is different, and there's a surprise at every step. For freshness and a touch of exoticism, we've added lemon and ginger to the Brina cocktail, and a dose of youthful mischief comes from the pink tonic.

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The Colours of Spring at Ljubljana’s Markets

Wandering the StallsAre you a fan of wandering around Ljubljana’s biggest and best-stocked market in the city centre, or do you prefer one of the smaller markets, be it the market in the BTC retail park or the one in Moste, or perhaps the markets in Koseze or Bežigrad, or even the Šiška market, long forgotten but now coming back into its own.

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Art That Interrupts the Everyday and Takes Us by Surprise

Sprouting (Brstenje), the new central artistic installation of this year’s LUV Fest, is the work of intermedia artist Nika Erjavec, whose works explore vibration, urban wilderness, and the limits of human perception. Installed on one of the city’s newly renovated streets, the piece feels especially resonant. As Erjavec reflects, renewal itself is a kind of spring.

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The Colours of Spring at Ljubljana’s Markets

Wandering the StallsAre you a fan of wandering around Ljubljana’s biggest and best-stocked market in the city centre, or do you prefer one of the smaller markets, be it the market in the BTC retail park or the one in Moste, or perhaps the markets in Koseze or Bežigrad, or even the Šiška market, long forgotten but now coming back into its own.

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Art That Interrupts the Everyday and Takes Us by Surprise

Sprouting (Brstenje), the new central artistic installation of this year’s LUV Fest, is the work of intermedia artist Nika Erjavec, whose works explore vibration, urban wilderness, and the limits of human perception. Installed on one of the city’s newly renovated streets, the piece feels especially resonant. As Erjavec reflects, renewal itself is a kind of spring.

Read more

Brina cocktail

We chose Slovenian gin as the base, which has a pronounced juniper flavor, and included apples, a typical ingredient of traditional Slovenian cuisine, in the recipe. The charming streets of Ljubljana tell ancient stories, but the city is by no means sleepy - Ljubljana is youthful and fresh. Every corner is different, and there's a surprise at every step. For freshness and a touch of exoticism, we've added lemon and ginger to the Brina cocktail, and a dose of youthful mischief comes from the pink tonic.

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N=1,414. 76,0 % positive +8,4 in the Centre District (23/22) 81,6 72,4 67,4 61,7 51,5 38,4 36,4 31,5 24,6 13,0 Language Activities in the City Centre (in %) What do you like about tourism in the city centre? Please select the five elements you like the most. A fifth of residents visit the city centre daily.

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Discover green Ljubljana with a bicycle

See green Ljubljana from a biker’s perspective Getting around town on a bicycle is so easy and fast and there’s so much more to see than the city centre, so I suggest you hop on your rented two wheeler and take a tour. Why not start in our largest park, the lungs of the city, the Tivoli Park?

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Water: a museum exhibition

While in Ljubljana we are proud of our excellent drinking water flowing from the taps and public drinking fountains located all over the city, there are many places in the world struggling with a lack of it. You can buy a bottle of pure natural water at the City Museum's shop or at portable stalls on various locations in the historic city centre of Ljubljana.

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