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  • Flow Festival Ljubljana: All the reasons why you should make sure not to miss it

    Flow Festival Ljubljana, listed by the British daily newspaper The Guardian as one of the top 10 hottest new additions to Europe's festival season, will not only bring together a star-studded line-up of music artists to please the ear (Pet Shop Boys, Róisín Murphy, Metronomy, and more than 50 other artists), but will also offer a programme of top quality accompanying events aimed to please all the senses by combining everything that makes Ljubljana special. © Bejart Flow Festival differs from most of the world's other summer festivals by being closely integrated into the life of its host city (originally Helsinki, and now also Ljubljana) and by combining performances by international music stars with a display of local creativity and an ecologically sensitive approach.

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  • Ljubljana wins the sustainable tourism award in the European Capital of Smart Tourism 2019 competition

    A panel of independent experts and representatives of the European Commission and the European Parliament decided so yesterday in Brussels on the basis of Ljubljana's candidature, presenting our capital city's most important measures and plans in the fields of sustainable development, accessibility, digitalization, cultural heritage and creativity

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  • Ljubljana received the sustainable tourism award in the European Capital of Smart Tourism competition

    Ljubljana won the award on the basis of its candidature, presenting our capital city's most important measures and plans in the fields of sustainable development, accessibility, digitalization, cultural heritage and creativity.

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  • Dr Miro Haček PhD, vice president of the Central European Political Science Association (CEPSA)

    This is a good question, one that I often ask myself, considering that I finished one of Slovenia's best science and mathematics-oriented secondary schools, Gymnasium II in Maribor, and that apart from history it was science and mathematics that interested me most. But on the other hand, I spent my teenage years witnessing Slovenia's transition to independence and the formation of an independent state, which probably played a crucial role in arousing my interest in politics and political science and tipped the scales in favour of my enrolment in the Faculty of Social Sciences, when I could actually have enrolled in and be accepted to any faculty I wanted. 3.

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  • Interview with Sabina Otoničar, University of Ljubljana

    What were the biggest joys and challenges for you, and what is the most important lesson you have learnt & would pass on to your younger colleagues? For me the greatest joy comes once the event ends and a feeling of a job-well-done kicks in; when the participants value the good organization and decide to come back.

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  • La Palude di Lubiana

    Cultural heritage The Ljubljana Marshes are also an archaeologically important area. One of the most significant finds is the oldest preserved wheel with an axle in the world, which dates back to the time when the area was inhabited by pile dwellers, around 5200 BC.

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    The most distinctively Slovenian variety is made with tarragon, and the most popular one with walnuts. Slovenian potica dough 1. In a small pot, mix together three tablespoons of lukewarm milk, one teaspoon of sugar, and the yeast.

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  • LUV hotel offer

    Reservations: via this link Romantic Stay on Castle Hill during LUV Fest Experience Ljubljana from one of its most beautiful viewpoints, high above the city, in the peace and quiet of Castle Hill. Studio Na Stolbi offers a unique opportunity for a romantic stay, combining intimacy, history, and breathtaking views.

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  • Celebrating twenty years of Ljubljana Tourism

    Even during the pandemic, Ljubljana had regularly appeared in the pages of prestigious media: Condé Nast Traveller, for example, ranked it the top holiday destination to visit in 2021, trendy British magazine Monocle included it among the 25 best small cities, Lonely Planet placed it on its list of the eight most sustainable cities in the world, and National Geographic highlighted it as one of the European cities with the most sustainable future.

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  • Celebrating twenty years of Ljubljana Tourism

    Even during the pandemic, Ljubljana had regularly appeared in the pages of prestigious media: Condé Nast Traveller, for example, ranked it the top holiday destination to visit in 2021, trendy British magazine Monocle included it among the 25 best small cities, Lonely Planet placed it on its list of the eight most sustainable cities in the world, and National Geographic highlighted it as one of the European cities with the most sustainable future.

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