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Outdoor fairs in Ljubljana

If you are more into traditional fairs, a short trip to the countryside might be a good idea. Ljubljana's surrounding areas host several country fairs, the best known held on the Strawberry and the Chestnut Sunday along the Fruit Route in the area of the Janče hill, and on the Bilberry Day in the village of Borovnica.

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Ljubljana Tourism Receives Special Awards for Excellence in Tourism Promotion in Berlin

At The Golden City Gate competition, held as part of the International Tourism Exchange ITB Berlin, Ljubljana Tourism received special awards in the art and culture category for promotional videos…

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Regional destination organization

The Regional destination organization (RDO) of Ljubljana Region is a model example on the national scale of a well-organised regional destination organisation, with an offering that is also becoming increasingly recognised in other countries. The tourist development and promotion of localities in the region coincide with one of Ljubljana Tourism’s main strategic goals: the dispersal of tourist flows from the city centre.

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Ljubljana Tourism Receives the Gold DIGGIT Award in the Tourism category

The publication achieved more than 73 million views, 3.2 million likes and more than 8,000 comments, and it brought Ljubljana exceptional promotion - not only to the capital, but also to the country and the field of sport. The award was received at the ceremony by the director of Ljubljana Tourism, M. Sc. Petra Stušek, with the team.

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Street food in Ljubljana

Burek is a pastry dish, originating from Turkey, which is immensely popular in every country of former Yugoslavia. In Ljubljana, this dish is offered in numerous street kiosks. Some of those, such as Nobel Burek and Olimpija, have been enjoying a “cult status” for many years now.

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Rakitna

The village of Rakitna is also the starting point for several longer hiking and cycling routes, the most popular leading to the nearby Mount Krim (1,107m). The area offers ample opportunity for cross country skiing. In the centre of the village of Rakitna stands a Baroque church of the Holy Cross, first mentioned in 1420. The church has two side chapels and two marble altars.

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Španski Borci Cultural Centre

With its 21 years of experience in cultural production both internationally and in Slovenia, and its qualified and efficient team, En–Knap, one of the key performing arts producers, whose productions have toured 400 times in over 30 countries around the world, ensures a quality realisation of a vast array of events. Schedule Box Office: Mon-Fri: 17:00-19:00 and one hour before the start of the event Internacionala Café: open every day from 8:00 to 23:00, and until 2:00 during events.

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The Tönnies' Path

Gustav trained as a carpenter in Hamburg, then embarked on a long educational journey through the then most developed European countries. In 1844 he was invited to Ljubljana to erect a roof on the Colosseum, then the largest building in this part of Europe. Following his successful work and an invitation from the mayor of Ljubljana, Janez Nepomuk Hradecky, Gustav became a city carpenter. 

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Žale Cemetery

Chapels of rest are designed on a variety of different architectural models, from classical Greek to Byzantine and Oriental. Some are based on a combination of the three styles, some on pure imagination. In this way, Plečnik enhanced the concept of equality of all religions. Here and there, small statues are built into the chapels' façades.

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Camping Ljubljana Resort

The campsite lies in the shade of tall trees by the River Sava and extends over three acres. Paths along the river offer many opportunities for outdoor activities, such as cycling, running or fly-fishing. Fly-fishing permits can be purchased at the hotel reception.

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