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  • Slovenian potica

    With all of you who haven't yet dared to bake this queen of the holiday table, we share a classic recipe for walnut potica. Every family has its own recipe, often passed down from generation to…

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  • Orle (545 m)

    Orle (545 m) © Andrej Tarfila Across the City Forest to a Delicious Lunch and Stunning Views Golovec is one of the largest and most beautiful green areas in Ljubljana. It’s covered by a dense forest canopy and crisscrossed by numerous well-maintained and waymarked paths.

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  • Šmarna gora: route via Spodnja Kuhinja (669 m)

    It is also known as the “Path over the Roots” – for reasons that will soon become apparent! This is the most popular route up Šmarna Gora, on which you will meet other hikers from early morning until late in the evening. The route is not exposed, but it is quite steep, with frequent tree roots on the path and some rocky sections.

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  • Be enchanted by Ljubljana’s festive Christmas time

    More Play audio recording of content Your browser does not support the audio element. It’s the most wonderful time of the year! The bright Christmas lights are turned on and so is the festive mood. Enjoy some mulled wine and roasted almonds, embrace the Christmas spirit as you walk around our beautifully decorated and illuminated city.

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  • Lovely bars and terraces for sunny days in Ljubljana

    Moderna cafe is not only perfectly positioned with a perfect garden where you can enjoy the sun on the warmer days – but it’s gorgeous inside too. Caffee Bienale At the center of Ljubljana’s largest and most beautiful park, Tivoli, at the end of the scenic Jakopič Promenade, which often offers free exhibitions, you can enjoy your terrace time in front of the International Centre of Graphic Arts.

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  • The 4 must-visit places for a cake in Ljubljana

    I’ve prepared a short guide to help you when searching for a place that will offer you the perfect cake (and most of the time, other delights such as ice cream or macarons). Lolita The location next to the Triple Bridge looks like a tourist trap at first glance but will convince you with their offer later.

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  • Ljubljana’s creative nightlife

    Jalla Jalla Jalla Jalla Facebook page Eva Gale I wasn’t sure if I should include Jalla Jalla, but then again, it’s one of the most popular spots at the Metelkova Mesto area and can be quite inspiring if you’re into alternative music and art. Actually, be sure to check out Metelkova in its entirety.

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  • Urban culture off the beaten track: a walk along Celovška street

    Trg prekomorskih brigad, a square just off Celovška street, is home to several vibrant and important cultural institutions. The one that gets the most attention is Kino Šiška, and rightly so. This old cinema was converted into a centre for urban culture in 2009 and has hosted a multitude of renowned musicians and visual artist since then.

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  • Tošč (1021 m)

    Because it is never completely bare and remains wrapped in a blanket of forest, it is not the summit that offers the most spectacular views – although it would be wrong to accuse it of lacking views altogether: the Alps may be hidden behind the trees, but it nevertheless offers a fine view of the hills surrounding the Barje wetland (aka the Ljubljana Marshes) and on towards the Notranjska region.

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  • EXPO 2020

    More information Green story of Ljubljana - Cycling and sustainable mobility Ljubljana is among the most bicycle-friendly cities in the world. The city centre is closed to motor vehicles and inhabitants and visitors can enjoy many areas that are reserved for pedestrians and cyclists. 

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