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Hiking trails in Ljubljana and its region

According to their difficulty, hiking trails in Slovenia can be: easy: can be walked using standard hiking equipment (suitable footwear and clothing, hiking poles as necessary), no use of hands is needed; difficult: include more difficult sections where the use of hands is needed; exposed sections fitted with protective infrastructure; very difficult: use of hands essential, trails have pegs and cables to enable safe passage in some sections; use of full personal protective equipment recommended for additional safety.

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The first issue of the culinary magazine Gourmet Ljubljana is out

“We believe that the people of Ljubljana will feel pride when reading the magazine. We would like them to join Slovenian and foreign visitors on a walk through their city and discover many secrets as yet unknown to them.” In other words, Gourmet Ljubljana is a journey through Ljubljana’s dining experiences.

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Hiking trails in Ljubljana and its region

According to their difficulty, hiking trails in Slovenia can be: easy: can be walked using standard hiking equipment (suitable footwear and clothing, hiking poles as necessary), no use of hands is needed; difficult: include more difficult sections where the use of hands is needed; exposed sections fitted with protective infrastructure; very difficult: use of hands essential, trails have pegs and cables to enable safe passage in some sections; use of full personal protective equipment recommended for additional safety.

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Bevke Learning Trail

You can learn, for example, that the “Ljubljana Marshes” have long ceased to be a marsh (or, more accurately, a bog) and are instead an endless patchwork of humid meadows, stands of trees, small woods, hedgerows, fields, and so on, that provides shelter to numerous animals and plants (including 89 species of butterflies, 48 species of dragonflies and 258 observed species of birds); or that a mill path serving the inhabitants of Bevke and Podpeč once ran through here; or about the “river of seven names”, the Ljubljanica, along which part of the trail runs, and about its treasures; about the valuable stone quarried near Podpeč (which even adorns the National and University Library in Ljubljana, one of the most monumental works of the famous architect Jože Plečnik); about how the territory of Roman Aquileia extended as far as Bevke; and about the flooding of the wetland, which acts as a sponge, soaking up an enormous quantity of water and in this way protecting Ljubljana from floods – visiting is, in fact, not advised after heavy rain, since flooding can make some of the route impassable. For the most part you will be walking along a broad macadam road, while in places the route follows tracks across meadows. The route is very well marked, with arrows or the trail’s mascot (a little boy called “Barjanko”) ensuring that you don’t get lost.

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Sustainable Championship

You can do a lot just by choosing a means of transport. And much more in other ways. Read More Free Bus Rides to the Games Since the special emphasis of this year's championship is on sustainability, Ljubljana Castle and Ljubljana Passenger Transport organized free bus transport from Ljubljana Castle to Stožice for holders of Ljubljana Castle tickets and tickets for the handball championship in Stožice (around the times during which matches are being played).

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Sustainable Championship

You can do a lot just by choosing a means of transport. And much more in other ways. Read More Free Bus Rides to the Games Since the special emphasis of this year's championship is on sustainability, Ljubljana Castle and Ljubljana Passenger Transport organized free bus transport from Ljubljana Castle to Stožice for holders of Ljubljana Castle tickets and tickets for the handball championship in Stožice (around the times during which matches are being played).

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Sunday Promenade Concerts by Ljubljana's Wind Orchestras

Every Sunday between 8 June and 5 October 2025, one of Ljubljana’s four wind orchestras will perform in the city centre between 11:00 and 12:00.
Each orchestra will appear four times, with the…

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Conventa Crossover 2024 - on Authenticity, Technology and Creativity

The city allows locals and visitors to experience extraordinary stories for free, such as the sports spectacles that have taken place so far: volleyball, trampolining and climbing competitions on the Ljubljanica River.

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Escape Castle: Redeem the Witch

The price includes props exhibition Slovenian History Museum of Puppetry Viewing Tower Virtual Castle occasional exhibitions Schedule every day from 9:00 until two hours before closing (May–September until 18:00; October–April until 16:00) Duration 1.5 hours Price adults, students, pensioners, children aged 7 and above: €20.14 (without funicular) adults, students, pensioners, children aged 7 and above: €24.38 (with funicular) children under 7: free of charge Price includes the online booking fee. Number of participants Minimum: 2 participants, maximum: 4 participants. Departure point Ljubljana Castle's Info Centre, Grajska planota 1, 1000 Ljubljana Language options Slovenian, English, German, Italian Additional information the experience takes place in all weather conditions the team leaves a €20.00 cash deposit in the Info center, which is returned to the team after the end of the game © Staderzen © Blaž Žnidarič © Blaž Žnidarič © Blaž Žnidarič © Blaž Žnidarič © Blaž Žnidarič To view the booking calendar, enable cookies and refresh the page.

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Design a Unique Piece with Martina

Her distinctive pieces have been featured in renowned exhibitions worldwide, earning her several national and international awards. Her bracelets from the Feeling Free Collection are presented in the book New Bracelets: 400+ Contemporary Jewellery Designs, while her bookmark On the Wings of Words was selected for the Made in Slovenia gift catalogue by the Centre for Creativity.

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