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Be enchanted by Ljubljana’s festive Christmas time

They are quite a treat and somewhat different from what you see in other cities. You see, usually Christmas decorations come in a shape of candles, gifts, baby Jesuses, bearded reindeer owners, angel wings and so on.

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Private Walking Tour of Ljubljana Old Town

Private Walking Tour of Ljubljana Old Town © Andrej Tarfila Book On this guided tour, you will take a walk through the historical city centre of Ljubljana to explore all the major sights and, through them, get to know the city's history, art, architecture, and way of life in the past and present.

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IAPCO chooses Ljubljana for the Annual meeting and General assembly in 2024

IAPCO chooses Ljubljana for the Annual meeting and General assembly in 2024 28 Sep 2023 From 28 February to 2 March 2024 the city of Ljubljana will host the Annual meeting and General assembly of the international association IAPCO. From 28 February to 2 March 2024 the city of Ljubljana, the capital of Slovenia and CD Congress Centre will host the Annual meeting and General assembly of IAPCO - International Association of Professional Congress Organizers.

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Koseze market

The best place to find them, for local people and top chefs alike, is at one of the city’s food markets. You will also find a number of specialist shops in the city centre dedicated to typical traditional products such as cured meats, local oils, wine and other good things.

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Waterside Cycling Route

Waterside Cycling Route © Mankica Kranjec / Nea Culpa The picturesque banks of the Ljubljanica With its numerous interesting bridges and picturesque embankments, the river Ljubljanica gives the old centre of Ljubljana an unmistakable air. The river served as the city’s principal commercial artery and supply route from Roman times until the arrival of the railway in the mid-nineteenth century. The architect Jože Plečnik left a decisive mark on the city with his arrangement of the river embankments in the old town centre, designing tree-lined promenades and creating or renovating a series of bridges over the river and its tributaries.

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Ljubljana Tourist Information Centre (TIC)

Also available are bookings for guided tours of the city, accommodation in Ljubljana and its surroundings, trips to the surroundings of Ljubljana, etc. Guided tours inquiry and booking Guided tours on request which give you an opportunity to get thoroughly acquainted with the city's different faces are available throughout the year.

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Private Art Nouveau Ljubljana Walking Tour

Private Art Nouveau Ljubljana Walking Tour © Shutterstock © Luka Esenko © Shutterstock © Dunja Wedam Book This tour offers a detailed insight into most of Art Nouveau sights located in Ljubljana city centre. The first major work of Art Nouveau architecture in Ljubljana was the Dragon Bridge, built in 1901. Today, the bridge is considered to be the city's best-known sight, and the dragons adorning it Ljubljana's most recognizable icon.

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Ljubljana Tourist Information Centre (TIC)

Also available are bookings for guided tours of the city, accommodation in Ljubljana and its surroundings, trips to the surroundings of Ljubljana, etc. Guided tours inquiry and booking Guided tours on request which give you an opportunity to get thoroughly acquainted with the city's different faces are available throughout the year.

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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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Ice climbing in the Hell

We parked our car in the parking lot right at the entrance to the Hell Gorge park a few kilometres from a village called Borovnica (also connected to the city centre by bus; more information on city buses) and followed a narrow path towards the waterfalls. While the first waterfall didn’t look too promising, the second waterfall and all the rest turned out solidly frozen.

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