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FROM HORJUL TO KORENO

You ascend through forests, meadows, and pastures to the village of Prosec where you leave the road to Polhov Gradec and ride towards the houses and outbuildings to the end of the asphalt. From here, the route proceeds on a gravel road, mostly in the shelter of the forest, but in places the world opens up and you look out across grassy hayfields and up Alpine slopes again.

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Cycling around Ljubljana

A roundabout tour will take you from Fužine Castle, along the embankments on the river Ljubljanica, through the old town and to Špica Park. Plečnik’s Ljubljana connects elements of the famous architect’s heritage around the city and ends at his former home in Trnovo. The forest route will take you along the edge of Rožnik, from Tivoli Park to Mostec.

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Budapest Gypsy Symphony Orchestra - From Csardas to Waltz

The Budapest Gypsy Symphony Orchestra is renowned both in Hungary and internationally. Its prestige is highlighted by its inclusion in the so-called Invisible Museum of the Hungarian Spirit, its…

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Rade Šerbedžija - My Hat Has Three Holes

Rade Šerbedžija, one of the greatest acting icons in our region, as well as a director, poet, musician, and versatile artist, returns to the stage of the Summer Ljubljana Festival with his band…

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Nebotičnik (Skyscraper)

The slightly above 70-metre high Skyscraper was built on the model of American skyscrapers and equipped with several technical novelties of the time, including fast lifts, air conditioning and fuel oil central heating.  The Skyscraper still serves its original purpose: it houses various shops, business offices and, on the 6th to 9th floors, residential flats. Schedule Night club and Café: Sunday to Wednesday 9:00-1:00, Thursday to Saturday 9:00-03:00 Contacts Štefanova ulica 1 1000 Ljubljana Phone: +386 (0)40 66 88 00 Email: [email protected] Web site: Nebotičnik (Skyscraper) Map Dating from the 1930’s, the then first skyscraper in Ljubljana, which now displays a fusion of the old architecture and new aesthetics, has been a meeting place for generations of Ljubljana residents and visitors alike.

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The 200th anniversary of the Congress of Ljubljana

Ljubljana in the spotlight The city of Ljubljana left nothing to coincidence before the arrival of the emperors, the housing for the numerous visitors had to be prepared, the old Capuchin monastery was razed and in its place an open space was created, today known as the Congress Square, where the main processions and festivities then took place.

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Top brunch places in Ljubljana city centre

Hint: Don't say no to mimosas and check their Instagram, too. ;) Slovenska hiša (Slovenian house) – Your go-to when searching for a traditional Slovenian breakfast Slovenska hiša is offering food and drinks exclusively of Slovenian origin.

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Top brunch places in Ljubljana city centre

Hint: Don't say no to mimosas and check their Instagram, too. ;) Slovenska hiša (Slovenian house) – Your go-to when searching for a traditional Slovenian breakfast Slovenska hiša is offering food and drinks exclusively of Slovenian origin.

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The 4 must-visit places for a cake in Ljubljana

Zvezda They will spoil you with their perfectly chosen classic cakes and with a crazy amount of their own recipes from a traditional Sacher cake or their house cake, “Zvezda” with a linzer dough base, mascarpone, cooked sour cherries, and strawberry topping to delicious Macarons. Zvezda has plenty of options for vegans, diabetics, and are preparing raw cakes.

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Švicarija

Contacts Pod turnom 3 1000 Ljubljana Phone: +386 (0)1 241 38 08 Email: [email protected] Map MGLC Švicarija, which operates as part of the International Centre of Graphic Arts (MGLC), was established on the initiative of the Municipality of Ljubljana in 2017, after a thorough renovation of the building was completed. Originally Švicarija was a wooden guest house opened in 1835, which soon became a popular excursion point for the residents and visitors of Ljubljana. The noted architect Ciril Metod Koch designed and built Tivoli Hotel on the same spot in 1909, which went on to become a well-known gathering place for artists, bohemians and workers.

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