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  • The WOW installation

    The WOW installation was designed to stand in front of Slovenia’s pavilion at Expo 2015 in Milan. It was created by Ljubljana Tourism in collaboration with city utilities company VOKA SNAGA and Ljubljana City Museum and Galleries (MGML). The delegation of the European Union pavilion at Expo 2015 was so enthusiastic about the installation that we agreed to move it in front of the EU pavilion, close to the Tree of Life, the official Expo 2015 installation.

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  • Emonan House

    © Luca Baronchelli © Luca Baronchelli © Andrej Peunik The Emonan House is part of the Archaeological Park Emona, which comprises ten locations across the city centre of Ljubljana. In the southeastern corner of the former Roman city of Emona, on the so-called Jakopič Garden—named after the Slovenian Impressionist painter Rihard Jakopič, who had his studio nearby—visitors can view the remains of one of Emona’s residential buildings.

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  • Ljubljana Convention Bureau Consortium

    The aim of the LCB Consortium is to strengthen cooperation with all city stakeholders operating in the field of business meetings and other international meetings. The Consortium currently includes 46 partners from the public and private sectors, whose shared aim is to be as successful as possible in attracting international events to our city.

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  • About Ljubljana Tourism

    Ljubljana Tourism is a destination management organisation established by the City of Ljubljana. Ljubljana Tourism fosters the development and undertakes the promotion of tourism in Ljubljana and the Ljubljana region in conjunction with tourism providers.

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  • Hiking in the Ljubljana region

    Hiking in the Ljubljana region Ljubljana offers direct access to the countryside from the city centre, something that makes it quite unique. Hiking in the surroundings of Ljubljana is one of the most popular ways for the inhabitants of the city to spend their free time.

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  • Ethnomusicologists from four continents in Ljubljana

    This year, the first symposium of the ICTM (International Council for Traditional Music) study group on audiovisual ethnomusicology will be held within the festival. City Museum of Ljubljana © A. Peunik City Museum Ljubljana Atrium © R. Baron Prof. Dr. Svanibor Pettan © A. Peunik Neanderthal flute, world's oldest instrument © Archaeological Park Divje Babe Some fifty ethnomusicologists from Japan, Portugal, Iran, United States, Uruguay and other countries will meet from 24 – 27 August in Ljubljana’s City Museum.

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  • MTB tours

    Those wishing to explore the countryside on their own will enjoy free cycling routes through the forests near the city. For those wanting a more structured and informative experience, there are also free and payable mountain bike tours conducted by experienced guides.

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  • KoloParks

    Ljubljana has several KoloPark pump tracks scattered throughout the city, offering cyclists of all ages and skill levels an enjoyable way to improve their skills and have fun. These pump tracks contribute to the active lifestyle of the city's residents and promote healthy, sustainable transport options.

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  • National Geographic Traveller placed Ljubljana among the best weekend getaways

    To feel the pulse of Ljubljana's watery heart, she starts her journey around the city by kayaking along Ljubljanica river, which is »a key to life here«. While she is paddling past the cobbled streets, she admires the city's stunning architecture, sustainable orientation and exquisite gastronomy.

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  • Moste Cultural Quarter

    In terms of the number of different bird species, it even beats out the Tivoli landscape park in the city centre. A city of dance The Moste neighbourhood is a city of dance, and has the largest venue for the promotion and performance of contemporary dance in Slovenia.

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