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Ljubljana won the WTTC Tourism for Tomorrow Destination Award

In its announcement of the destination award the jury also wrote: »Extensive pedestrian spaces, an ecological zone and state of the art under-street recycling systems have greatly improved the city. Central to Ljubljana’s success is the partnership between Tourism Ljubljana and the Municipality, engaging not only local businesses but also residents to input into and influence policy.

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New projects: Gallery and special event venue 'Cukrarna'

With the revamping of this massive empty industrial building that will provide an eclectic space for standing receptions for up to 1,000 delegates, the city will get a new special venue and a gallery of over 2,500 square metres. It will be the biggest exhibition space suitable for more demanding Slovenian and foreign art exhibition projects, as well as for other events in the field of culture, the arts and education.

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Trail parks

Bike park Ljubljana Golovec trails (ŠD Golovec trails) Trail park in the southern part of Ljubljana with a large network of trails in the immediate vicinity of the city centre. You can find downhill runs of varying difficulty, from easier single tracks, i.e. flow trails, to trails with bigger jumps and steep, more technical enduro trails.

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Rožnik (Cankar’s peak - 394 m)

Part of the Tivoli, Rožnik and Šiška Hill Nature Park, its position in the heart of the capital makes it a unique example of symbiosis of nature and the city. This tree-covered hill above Tivoli Park – Ljubljana’s largest park – is crisscrossed by macadam roads, paths and tracks, which lead most visitors to the most popular spot: Cankar’s Peak (Rožnik’s highest peak is actually Šiška Hill, 429 m).

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#CentralSlovenia Instagram challenge

Where is Central Slovenia?Ljubljana, the hidden gem of Europe, is surrounded by the picturesque yet still mostly undiscovered region of Central Slovenia. For a relatively small area, Central Slovenia…

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MARSH MOSAIC LOOP

You can also fill your water bottles from the drinking fountain before you start cycling. As you leave the village and then the forest out of Ljubljana’s city limits, you will see a vast marsh plain with meadows and fields and forest edges, with Mount Krim, the "southern guardian of the marshes", looming overhead, and the views disappearing into the darkness of the forests of the Krim foothills.

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Moustache Tour

They left their mark on Ljubljana and Slovenia as great artists. Explore their creative power, the secrets of the city and the features of the Slovenian character. The Moustache Tour offers the atmosphere of an authentic retro barbershop with visits to the visionary room of the Architect, the favorite bar of the Writer and the National Gallery of the Painter.

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Ljubljana to host Flow Festival

And to support this prestigious award, Flow Festival is bringing a strong dedication towards using recycling materials, renewable energy and sustainable products throughout the festival and not in any way harm this beautiful city." Visitors to the festival are encouraged to avoid parking and instead come to the venues by bicycle, public transport or simply on foot.

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Children in Ljubljana’s primary schools are marking World Tourism Day by inviting people to come to Ljubljana

The primary school children presented their favourite parts of the city and what they like doing there in a few sentences. The content was sincere, direct, sometimes really touching and accompanied by the children’s drawings.

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Children in Ljubljana’s primary schools are marking World Tourism Day by inviting people to come to Ljubljana

The primary school children presented their favourite parts of the city and what they like doing there in a few sentences. The content was sincere, direct, sometimes really touching and accompanied by the children’s drawings.

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