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Taste the various delicacies of Ljubljana and discover sustainable gourmet cuisine

The Gault & Millau Ljubljana / Ljubljana Quality special issue will be launched on 22 November at the November Gourmet Finale held at the City of Design, Dunajska cesta 123 in Ljubljana. In addition to the culinary focus, the special issue will present other interesting highlights, thus helping both locals and visitors in navigating the variety of experiences offered by the city.

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Taste the various delicacies of Ljubljana and discover sustainable gourmet cuisine

The Gault & Millau Ljubljana / Ljubljana Quality special issue will be launched on 22 November at the November Gourmet Finale held at the City of Design, Dunajska cesta 123 in Ljubljana. In addition to the culinary focus, the special issue will present other interesting highlights, thus helping both locals and visitors in navigating the variety of experiences offered by the city.

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Why is Slovenia the perfect holiday destination?

If you’re a person who likes exploring the country’s culture in the hustle and bustle of the city, spend your week on a longer city break, combining the exploration of the city with day trips to the countryside. That way you can explore all the major attractions of the country, and still enjoy the perks of staying in the city.

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Ljubljana is the recipient of the Slovenia Green Destination PLATINUM label

Key cooperation Tourism Ljubljana pinpoints close cooperation with the wider city family and the local tourism industry as crucial for the successful development of sustainable tourism in Ljubljana. As emphasised by Petra Stušek, the Director of Tourism Ljubljana: "Zoran Janković, the mayor of Ljubljana, and his team members enable and strongly support our sustainability ambitions by having a clear vision of sustainable development in the City of Ljubljana at all times."

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Ljubljana’s Markets Welcome the First Tastes of Spring

The first warm days have filled Ljubljana’s streets with sun-seeking residents, and the city has come alive once again. Signs of spring awakening can also be seen at Ljubljana’s markets, where we are already eagerly filling our baskets with the first seasonal delicacies, heralding the moment when the city’s treetops will soon turn green as well and when spring confidently steps into the capital.

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CYCLING LOOP AROUND LJUBLJANA (MTB/trekking/gravel)

You will follow in the footsteps of history surrounded by the hustle and bustle of the city and weave through green urban oases. The route will take you over a good portion of the Path of Remembrance and Comradeship, a unique historical monument.

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Maribor & Styria (SLO): Wine and History

Number of participants The excursion is run for a minimum of 2 people, maximum group size is 8. Departure point Dalmatinova ulica 10, 1000 Ljubljana (nasproti City hotela Ljubljana) Language English Several other languages are available to groups of four or more by arrangement with the excursion operator. 

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FIBA Cup Making Its Way Across Slovenia

The table below lists the trophy's tour stops and the friendly matches of the Slovenian national team: 15 May 2023 Trophy Tour Celje, City Center, main event area indoors 4 pm - 7 pm 16 May 2023 Friendly match Celje (Slovenia : Hungary) 6 pm 16 May 2023 Trophy Tour Slovenska Bistrica, Lisca store, city center 10 am - 1 pm 17 May 2023 Friendly match Slovenske Konjice (Slovenija : Hungary) 6 pm 22 May 2023 Trophy Tour Novo mesto, Supernova 10 am - 1 pm 23 May 2023.

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Why is Slovenia the perfect holiday destination?

If you’re a person who likes exploring the country’s culture in the hustle and bustle of the city, spend your week on a longer city break, combining the exploration of the city with day trips to the countryside. That way you can explore all the major attractions of the country, and still enjoy the perks of staying in the city.

Read more

Ljubljana’s Markets Welcome the First Tastes of Spring

The first warm days have filled Ljubljana’s streets with sun-seeking residents, and the city has come alive once again. Signs of spring awakening can also be seen at Ljubljana’s markets, where we are already eagerly filling our baskets with the first seasonal delicacies, heralding the moment when the city’s treetops will soon turn green as well and when spring confidently steps into the capital.

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