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Shopping centres in Ljubljana

The largest shopping centres, however, are located on the outskirts of the city. Most of the city centre shops are open from 8:00 to 19:00 on weekdays and from 8:00 to 13:00 on Saturdays.  Suburban shopping centres are open from morning to evening on weekdays and Saturdays except for public holidays.

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Ljubljana–Kamnik

Kamnik is also an excellent starting point for various hiking trips to the surrounding peaks. The most famous of them is the high-mountain plateau of Velika Planina, where the Alpine herdsmen take their cows each summer. Kamnik is separated from Ljubljana by just over 26 kilometres of cycling route.

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Ljubljana–Stična

Founded in the year 1136, this Cistercian monastery is one of the most important historical monuments in Slovenia. It was once one of the principal centres of cultural and economic life in the country.

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Ljubljana congress delegates survey conducted for the third year in a row

The three-year average results confirm that the delegates of international association congresses and other types of business meetings are among the most desirable visitors of Ljubljana due to many multiplying effects and considerably higher expenditure – as they spend on average (per day) three times more than leisure tourists.

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Alpine Lakes – Bled and Bohinj

Alpine Lakes – Bled and Bohinj © Shutterstock Book This excursion takes you to Bled and Bohinj, Slovenia's most beautiful alpine lake resorts. Bled, famous for its alpine lake with a little island in the middle and a castle by its side, is one of the most popular Slovenian resort towns.

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Young Lions 2025

You can access current events here. The international festival Young Lions is one of the most prominent annual events organised by the Bunker Institute, bringing the most cutting-edge stage artists from around the world to Ljubljana at the end of each summer.

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K4: HISTORY OF MEANS OF TRANSPORT IN THE VRHNIKA AREA

Even though you are often close to major roads, you are sheltered in a cocoon of tranquillity most of the way. The route has signposts and explanatory boards for most of the way, but you will need to use a map or GPX track to find your way through some sections.

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The Way of St. James: Snovik–Kamnik

This route is part of the Way of St. James and follows the Prekmurje–Štajerska branch from Kobilje to Ljubljana.

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"Green miracle" Ljubljana voted best destination in Europe

Its competitions for the best European destinations of the year, best Christmas markets, best beaches, best ski resorts and most romantic destinations have become the most important tourism competitions in Europe. They bring together millions of travellers who support and discover the most beautiful destinations in Europe.

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How to ensure a long-term positive impact of the meetings industry

Ljubljana has already established itself as one of the most sustainable destinations in the world, and part of the meetings industry is trying to focus particularly on sustainability. Ljubljana Tourism's vision is therefore to strive for the selection and preparation of bids for the hosting of the events that are in line with the needs of the local environment, and that will therefore have a long-term positive impact on the local and wider environment.

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