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Centre Rog
On this site, there was initially a small leather workshop, then a machine shop, which was significantly expanded in the 1920s with a modern skeletal structure. After World War II and subsequent…
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Beer Way to Freedom Tour
Starting point Trg svobode (Freedom Square), Kamnik Languages English Note When you buy the trip package, you will receive a return train ticket from Ljubljana to Kamnik Menus are adapted for children, minors, vegetarians, and vegans To view the booking calendar, enable cookies and refresh the page.
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BicikeLJ bicycle-sharing system
The BicikeLJ bicycle-sharing system gives you an opportunity to hire bikes from self-service terminals located across the wider Ljubljana city centre. BicikeLJ bikes are particularly suitable for shorter, up to an hour-long rides as hire is free if you return a hired bicycle to the nearest docking station within an hour and wait for five minutes before hiring a new one.
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Limbarska gora (773 m)
Limbarska Gora is one of the most enjoyable lengthy but easy hikes to be had in the vicinity of Ljubljana – if the chosen starting point is Gradišče Lake, a popular recreation spot near Lukovica. This route combines two notable attractions, one natural and one cultural: the summit of Limbarska Gora is marked by a pretty little church dedicated to St Valentine, to whom courting couples and newlyweds like to commend themselves.
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The Flax Scutching and Spinning Festival & the Festival of Flavours
This event revives the memory of an ancient craft that is still preserved in parts of Slovenia, while offering a variety of typical tastes from the Ljubljana hinterland. In the municipality of Škofljica, flax spinning and scutching have a rich history and tradition. In the past, these practices played a significant role, as they allowed for the production of flax threads, which were the basic material for making various clothing items, textiles, and other useful products.
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Poljanska fest
This year's programme: 10:00 – Road closure and festival opening 10:00–14:00 – Children’s lampshade-making workshops by Creative Cables 12:00 – Comic book drawing and reading in front of the Stripolis comic shop 15:00 – Journalist Patricija Maličev and architect Danica Sretenović on Belgrade’s student protests and the urban vision of Ljubljana 16:30 – Concert by the Poljane High School house band (last year they absolutely rocked the stage!) 18:00 – Journalist Patricija Maličev and reporter Boštjan Videmšek on Palestine and Gaza, Israel, and everything the EU and the rest of the world are failing to do to stop the genocide 19:00 – Final Philosophical Bench with Bara Kolenc, Boštjan Narat, Gregor Medved, Matjaž Ličer and Izar Lunaček debating life, the universe, and everything 20:00 – Illustrated concert by Boštjan Narat and Izar Lunaček (Narat plays and sings his own songs, Lunaček draws live) 21:00 – Janez Škof on accordion, with a song on his lips Refreshments provided by Pekarna Malo drugače and Pekarna Brot.
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Weaving from A to Z
Schedule Tuesday–Friday, at 10:30 am and 12:30 pm Duration 75–90 minutes Meeting point Weaving studio at the Slovene Ethnographic Museum (SEM), Metelkova ulica 2, 1000 Ljubljana (ground floor, to the right of the entrance) Number of participants The minimum number of participants is 1 and the maximum is 4.
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Terme Snovik Thermal Spa
© Klemen Razinger © Klemen Razinger © Klemen Razinger © Klemen Razinger © Klemen Razinger © Klemen Razinger © Klemen Razinger © Klemen Razinger Terme Snovik is the highest altitude spa in Slovenia, located in the heart of Tuhinj Valley, less than an hour drive from Ljubljana. The pool complex, various saunas, the wellness centre, as well as outdoor recreation areas, offer the perfect place to unwind.
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Sveti Primož nad Kamnikom
It is the site of a Gothic church of Sts Primus and Felician, a small bistro, and a picturesque little church of St Peter, which stands right at the top of the hill and offers stunning views of the surrounding hills and the Ljubljana basin at their foot. The hike to Sveti Primož nad Kamnikom, starting from a height of 443 metres above sea level and taking about an hour to complete, is not demanding.
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