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Ljubljana Ranked 4th on "The Best Global Destinations for a Scenic Drive" List

Ljubljana's architecture which gracefully combines various styles, including Baroque and Vienna Secession, did not go unnoticed as well, and prominent landmarks such as Prešeren Square, the enchanting old town pedestrian zone that frequently hosts festivals and gatherings, along with the town hall, Ljubljanica River, and Slovenian Philharmonic Building have all been pinpointed as contributing factors to Ljubljana's allure and cultural significance.

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Plečnik & A-Cappella 2025

The concert cycle PLEČNIK & A-CAPPELLA, which has been performed five times from 2020 to 2024 with great success, brings together music and architecture. More specifically, it brings together vocal…

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Sunday Flea Market

In case of rain or bad weather, exhibitors may decide to leave early. During the Ljubljana Festive Fair, the Sunday Flea Market and Antiques Fair will be relocated to an alternative venue at Congress Square (3 January 2027 and 22 November–27 December 2026).

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Eight restaurants receive Gault&Millau Ljubljana/Ljubljana Quality 2021 plaques

Owing to the current conditions, the awards ceremony, previously an unmissable part of the closing event of the November Gourmet Ljubljana Festival, known as the November Gourmet Finale, took place later than usual and in a hybrid form: the winners of the awards were announced online and the plaques themselves were delivered by a “courier service” to the doors of the restaurants, which are currently only operating a home delivery service.

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Šiška Hayday is coming again!

© Andrej Tarfila Šiška Hayday will kick off on September 7 with the traditional Šiška Open festival, a day of urban events in front of Kino Šiška. Throughout the week, graffiti and programming workshops, a culinary event for young people using locally produced and environmentally friendly ingredients, clay crafting, and animation creation will take place.

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Bike park Ljubljana

The park offers guided tours, various cycling workshops, training sessions for children, camps, various small events, bike tests, and of course the Ljubljana MTB Weekend festival. The park is also the central training ground for the city's KD Rajd cycling school. There is a service stand at the trailhead with tools for basic bike repair and a tyre pump.

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LOVE OFFLINE - SURPRISE CONCERT

The evening beneath Fabiani Bridge will be dedicated to hip hop. The stage will be taken over by promising young musicians developing their craft at JZ Mladi zmaji. The young rapper Teodor Haroj…

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Tours and trips

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KARIM MERDJADI (ATELIER KARIM)

There’s still not enough free time, however, which is both unfortunate and a good thing. The time of baking festive pastries and gift-giving is upon us. What must-have accessories do you think every home baker would appreciate as a gift this year?

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History of the LGBTQI+ movement in Ljubljana and Slovenia

The organised LGBT movement in Slovenia started back in the 1980s, specifically in December 1984, when the first founding meeting of the Magnus section, which operated within the then ŠKUC (Student Cultural Centre) forum and was the first gay organization in the former socialist states, took place. The creation of the section followed the Magnus Festival: "Homosexuality and Culture" in April, during which many LGBT-themed events took place (opening of an exhibition of homosexual printed media, screenings of films...)

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