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  • From Retro T-Shirts to Chic Shoelaces, from All Kinds of Jewellery to a Fresh Comic Book

    The strategic goal is to strengthen Ljubljana’s recognition as a city of authentic experiences—ones that help visitors gain a deeper understanding of its people, culture, and identity. Tourism Ljubljana is developing a comprehensive portfolio of experiences, from culinary walks and art workshops to thematic guided tours and genuine encounters with local masters and creators.

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  • Essentials

    It is easy to reach from anywhere in the world and by any means of transport. Find out more Getting around in Ljubljana Taxi, bus, city bikes, free shuttles … You have many options to move around Ljubljana. Find out more Currency The Slovenian currency is the Euro (€).

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  • Essentials

    It is easy to reach from anywhere in the world and by any means of transport. Find out more Getting around in Ljubljana Taxi, bus, city bikes, free shuttles … You have many options to move around Ljubljana. Find out more Currency The Slovenian currency is the Euro (€).

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  • What is November Gourmet Ljubljana and how to get a taste of it?

    So, If you are a foodie, November might just be the best time of the year for you to visit our city. Uroš Črnigoj Uroš is a person who never gets tired of discovering new experiences in Ljubljana and its surrounding areas.

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  • Discover Ljubljana's socialist past

    Another modernist neighborhood that was built during the socialist era is Ferantov vrt, which is located near the city centre on Rimska and Slovenska streets. Upon completion, this brick-and-concrete housing complex by Edvard Ravnikar lent a certain metropolitan air to its immediate surroundings.

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  • Exploring Ljubljanica river by kayak

    From Vrhnika to Ljubljana Ljubljanica River rises in a town Vrhnika and slowly runs through Ljubljana Marshes, passing the city center of Ljubljana and outflows in the Sava River, just few kilometers from the capital. The total length of the river is 41 kilometers long.

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  • Did You Know Ljubljana has a Railway Museum?

    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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  • From Retro T-Shirts to Chic Shoelaces, from All Kinds of Jewellery to a Fresh Comic Book

    The strategic goal is to strengthen Ljubljana’s recognition as a city of authentic experiences—ones that help visitors gain a deeper understanding of its people, culture, and identity. Tourism Ljubljana is developing a comprehensive portfolio of experiences, from culinary walks and art workshops to thematic guided tours and genuine encounters with local masters and creators.

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  • A hike in Ljubljana? Try Rožnik Hill

    More Sorodne zgodbe Spectacular sunrise hike above Ljubljana: Šmarna Gora A lonely hill to the north of the city, Šmarna Gora is not only one of the most popular hiking destinations in Ljubljana, but also a place for great photography, spectacular views, food, and relaxation.

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  • Slovenia – the cradle of civilisation?

    Come with me and see for yourself…. The 5,200-year-old wheel City Museum of Ljubljana should be a mecca for petrolheads, for here you can see the origin of all those hot wheels - the oldest wooden wheel with an axle in the world!

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