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Soteska cultural quarter

The start of the project dates back to 2019, when various cultural actors from Gregorčičeva Street and the surrounding area came together after years of occasional collaboration. Together they strive…

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Tabor Cultural Quarter

The Tabor cultural quarter was founded in 2011 on the initiative of the Bunker Institute and brings together various cultural, educational, artistic, and other organisations. Together, they strive to…

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Visit lovely Bogenšperk castle and meet Valvasor the Great

(You weren’t deceived at all, actually.) It was Bogenšperk castle where one of the most monumental books in the Slovenian history had been written: The Glory of the Duchy of Carniola, published in 1689 in fifteen tomes, totaling 3532 pages and 528 copperplate engravings.

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Cool off with Water Activities during your Summer Holiday in Ljubljana

Rafting on Slovenia’s jewel-like rivers If you’re looking for more of a collective experience, rafting just might be the thing for you. Explore Slovenia’s most beautiful rivers in the same boat with other adventure-seekers and an experienced guide who will make sure all the excitement does not interfere with your safety.

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Trendy coffee shops in Ljubljana

The friendly and knowledgeable owner will tell you everything there is to know about the most popular drink on the planet. He is super passionate about fair trade coffee so why not order cold brew Buna coffee. It’s fair trade of course and available here or at the fair trade shop 3Muhe.

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Where to go to lunch if you're a vegan in Ljubljana?

Vegetarian, vegan, raw, gluten free, you name it. No matter your dietary preference, Ljubljana is most definitely slowly but steadily paving its way on becoming a true veggie destination. Days when you decided to go meat free in a restaurant and all you were offered were either french fries or fried cheese are over.

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Follow the Ljubljanica River and discover a new perspective on the green Ljubljana

The Forest path takes you around Rožnik hill, Plečnik path is fantastic for architecture enthusiasts as it takes you all around town, where you get to visit some of the most important masterpieces made by our beloved architect Jože Plečnik. There is also the well-known Path of Remembrance and Comradeship and of course the Waterfront path, because cycling along the Ljubljanica river is our thing.

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Did you always want to fly? Experience the wind tunnel at Aerodium Logatec

But if you'll rent a car, doing some daily trips out of Ljubljana that sure is the most comfortable way to reach Aerodium Logatec. Nina Kogej Nina Kogej has been traveling since she was a little girl and likes to say that traveling is written in her DNA. 

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Švicarija: art and culture in the heart of Tivoli Park

The renovators tried to preserve as much as possible from the original Švicarija and turned to Slovenian Gorenjska region for inspiration. The wall décor, the tiles, most of them have been restored so you can enjoy a true 19th century experience. The Swiss house has a long history The original Švicarija was built in 1835.

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How architect Jože Plečnik shaped Ljubljana to become the city with a green soul

Lacking funds for the project but determined to provide a magnificent place of worship for the poor peasants, he used recycled materials and the skills of local craftsmen. The result is one of most innovative and original looking buildings in Slovenia. Get to know the Plečnik's Ljubljana Many other works by the architect Plečnik set the blueprint for the modern Ljubljana and are today among the highlights of our city, proudly bearing the title of European Green Capital 2016.

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