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Path of Remembrance and Comradeship

The path is marked by boards outlining its route, while round metal signs on the ground also help direct walkers. Commemorative stones placed by the path indicate the positions of wartime bunkers. More about the path   [Image,file=1] March along the barbed wire An organised hike along the Path of Remembrance and Comradeship takes place every year on the first Saturday after 9 May (Ljubljana’s civic holiday) and attracts numerous recreational walkers of all generations.

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All the original ambiences are preserved and open to the public as part of the Architectural Museum, which was opened in the house in 1972. PLEČNIKOVA HIŠA Plečnik House Odprto: torek–nedelja: 10:00–18:00, zaprto: 1. 1., 1. 11., 25. 12., 24. in 31. 12.: 10:00–14:00 Vodeni ogledi hiše potekajo vsako polno uro (zadnje vodstvo ob 17:00).

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Vodnikova or ''Repuncel'' salad

Divide the cauliflower into florets and cook. Place the chopped eggs, beetroot, and cauliflower on top of the lamb's lettuce. Optionally, further dress the salad according to taste.

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Flora and Fauna around Ljubljana

It’s the place to be(e). Sorry, I couldn’t help myself. There may be puns ahead. Slovenia is home to the indigenous Carniolan Gray honeybee (Apis mellifera carnica), prized for its gentle temperament, resilience, and excellent honey yields.

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Ljubljana among the best food destinations in the world

© Nea Culpa The Locally Grown Food Exchange, which takes place several times a year, is an opportunity for local producers to meet restaurateurs, hoteliers and representatives of schools, nurseries and other entities with a view to supplying them with ingredients for their kitchens.

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Ljubljana is for dogs too: 5 tips for a fun-filled day with your dog

Ljubljana is for dogs too: 5 tips for a fun-filled day with your dog Eva Gale Eva is a true Ljubljana fan and a city explorer. Loves urban art, galleries and cheap lunch places.  More Travelling with your loyal pet isn't always easy, so you'll be happy to know, that there are many places in Ljubljana, where you can enjoy some quality time with your pup.

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Top 5 reasons to visit Polhov Gradec

More Every time Simon and I travel to a foreign country, we try to visit places, which are off the beaten path and overlooked by most tourists. This way we do not just get to know the visited country on a deeper level, we often enjoy the hidden gems more than places everyone catches on their cameras

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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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Lovely bars and terraces for sunny days in Ljubljana

Since the options in the center are so awesome, there are also some places usually missed when searching for a place for drinks and good company. I’ve chosen some of them; make sure you don’t miss them the next time you visit Ljubljana.

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When the weekend comes, visit Ljubljana’s art markets

© Tina Lagler (ARTish) © Tina Lagler (ARTish) A souvenir from the past Breg embankment is also the place for Sunday’s flea market, which has proved to be very popular among locals and foreign visitors. I don’t know what I love more about it.

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