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The Habits and Expenditure of Conference Delegates in Ljubljana – Research Findings

To be precise, a delegate will spend 494 euros /day (including transport to- and from destination, registration fee and overnight stay on one hand, and food, drinks, entertainment, shopping and other personal expenses on the other). This results in a total average spend of 1,482 euros per delegate over a three-day event, which does not differ much from their usual expediture in other destinations around the globe (1,502 euros).

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Križevniška cultural quarter

The Križevniška quarter has long been loved by artists and intellectuals, and it is special precisely because of its rich history, artistic heritage, and unique atmosphere that combines past and…

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Top 5 reasons to visit Polhov Gradec

At the end, there’s even an interactive kids corner, where they can test what they have learned while touring the museum. The museum is also equipped with Braille. 3. Hiking trails Slovenia offers full of hiking possibilities and two family friendly trails are also in Polhov Gradec.

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Hiking trio close to Ljubljana: Katarina, St. Jakob, Grmada

If you are visiting Ljubljana, here are some of the most popular hiking destinations for a quick stretch of legs near our city, which you can do separately, or combined in an enchanting half-day tour like me the other day. First, Katarina I had been planning the trio trip for at least a month, thus waking up to a drizzling grey morning on the day I set the date for, I was not the one to be deterred.

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The Conventa Week 2021 is over - a reportage

Pre-Conventa Ljubljana fam trip for 18 internationa buyers Once again the Ljubljana Convention Bureau / Ljubljana Tourism in cooperation with local partners offered international clients the opportunity to discover Ljubljana as a congress destination. The tour was attended by 18 clients from 11 countries, who - over the course of 1,5 days - visited 5 congress hotels (Grand Hotel union, Austria Trend Hotel, 4 points by Sheraton Mons, InterContinental Ljubljana and Radisson Blu Plaza), the CD congress centre, four special event venues (the National Gallery, the National Museum, the City Museum and Ljubljana Castle) and selected restaurants (dinner in Strelec at Ljubljana Castle, lunches in Most and As Aperitivo).

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Ljubljana Tourism strategic document – making Ljubljana the leading and most creative urban sustainable lifestyle destination in the world

In recent years, thanks to infrastructure and development projects based on the compact nature of the destination and its ease of exploration, architecture and cultural heritage, a pedestrian-friendly city centre and various other elements such as innovative tours and supporting products, the city breaks product has developed strongly in recent years. This will continue to be a key product and an influential driver of tourism demand, especially between June and August and December.

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Ljubljana Tourism strategic document – making Ljubljana the leading and most creative urban sustainable lifestyle destination in the world

In recent years, thanks to infrastructure and development projects based on the compact nature of the destination and its ease of exploration, architecture and cultural heritage, a pedestrian-friendly city centre and various other elements such as innovative tours and supporting products, the city breaks product has developed strongly in recent years. This will continue to be a key product and an influential driver of tourism demand, especially between June and August and December.

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Summer event highlights in Ljubljana

The tournament will host top street basketball teams from all around the world, competing for inclusion in the FIBA 3x3 World Tour Masters tournament. Slovenska street, 8 August 2020 Ljubljana Festival The Ljubljana Festival, with its long history and tradition of presenting premier artistic events, contributes significantly to the cultural life of Ljubljana in the summer.

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Slovenian National Opera and Ballet Theatre of Ljubljana

At the turn of the 20th century it housed first the German Theatre (Nemško gledališče) and then the Provincial Theatre (Deželno gledališče). 1918 saw the establishment of the theatre's opera and ballet ensembles and orchestra, which, after the Second World War, began to tour outside the country and receive international acclaim.  Schedule The Theatre's Information Centre and Box Office are open 10:00-17:00 Monday to Friday.

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Tours and trips Visite e gite Scan and explore further numerous tours and trips not included in Ljubljana Card package. Scansiona ed esplora altri numerosi tour e viaggi non inclusi nel pacchetto Ljubljana Card.

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