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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 Sept 2023 Play audio recording of content Your browser does not support the audio element. 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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ON THE LIST OF 50 BEST DISCOVERY ARE 11 SLOVENIAN RESTAURANTS

This year's 50 Best Discovery list features over 3,200 providers from 640 cities worldwide.

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Best Ljubljana museums for kids

It is filled with various ethnic restaurants, so the walk might take longer, if you won’t be able to resist the irresistible food. City Museum of Ljubljana City Museum of Ljubljana is housed in one of the beautiful historic buildings called the Auersperg Palace. To get a better understanding of the city you are visiting, I’d recommend a visit to this place no matter the weather.

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Best Ljubljana museums for kids

It is filled with various ethnic restaurants, so the walk might take longer, if you won’t be able to resist the irresistible food. City Museum of Ljubljana City Museum of Ljubljana is housed in one of the beautiful historic buildings called the Auersperg Palace. To get a better understanding of the city you are visiting, I’d recommend a visit to this place no matter the weather.

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Best Ljubljana museums for kids

It is filled with various ethnic restaurants, so the walk might take longer, if you won’t be able to resist the irresistible food. City Museum of Ljubljana City Museum of Ljubljana is housed in one of the beautiful historic buildings called the Auersperg Palace. To get a better understanding of the city you are visiting, I’d recommend a visit to this place no matter the weather.

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Events

Free admission 1 Jun - 13 Sept 2026 Various locations in Ljubljana & across Slovenia Library Under the Treetops An original outdoor reading project, intended for the general public, brings equipment and books each year to green corners of towns and cities, inviting people throughout the summer to read, browse, and relax under the trees. Free admission 8 Jun - 21 Jun 2026 June in Ljubljana You are kindly invited to all free-of-charge events in the city centre!

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Plečnik's Ljubljana

In 2021, Ljubljana's landmarks designed by the famous architect Jože Plečnik (1872-1957) have been included in UNESCO's World Heritage List. The multitude of his creations in the city referred to as a whole as "Plečnik's Ljubljana", is considered one of the 20th century's most important total works of art. In designing Ljubljana, the nation's new capital, Plečnik tried to use modern approaches while modeling the city on ancient Athens.

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Plečnik's Ljubljana

Follow in the footsteps of the great master, who turned his hometown into one wholistic work of art. Find out why the city is an urban phenomenon. Along the path filled with mysteries, you'll be guided by the Master himself. Using augmented reality and 3D recordings, you'll get to explore how Plečnik envisioned Prešeren Square, the Butcher's Bridge, the City Hall, and much more.  

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Discover Jože Plečnik’s way of life and visit his house in Trnovo

The master shouldn’t be disturbed anyway. Eva Gale Eva is a true Ljubljana fan and a city explorer. Loves urban art, galleries and cheap lunch places.  Več Sorodne zgodbe Exploring Ljubljana’s cultural scene on a budget Every city trip consists of your typical touristy activities such as local cuisine, sightseeing and of course cultural activities like visiting museums and galleries.

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Villa Zlatica, a former home of Ljubljana's most popular mayor Ivan Hribar and his family, opened its doors

Throughout her life, Hribar’s daughter Zlatica (1913-2000) devoted herself to the preservation of her father’s memory. She donated most of the family’s belongings to the City Museum of Ljubljana and entrusted the villa to the Slovenian state, which later transferred ownership to the city. In 2018, Villa Zlatica was designated a monument of local significance.

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