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NEBO Show Restaurant
Located atop the historic Nama building in the very heart of Ljubljana, Nebo Show Restaurant offers a culinary and visual experience like no other.
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Mestni trg square
Mestni trg owes its distinctive appearance also to a number of other interesting buildings: Haman House (Hamanova hiša), which presently houses the City Art Museum (Mestna galerija); Lichtenberg House (Lichtenbergova hiša), renowned for its façade decorated with reliefs by the sculptor Osbalt Kittl in 1540 and a staircase dating from the 18th century; Skoberne House (Skobernetova hiša) with a façade dating from the same period; Rakovec and Obrez Houses (Rakovčeva hiša, Obrezova hiša), both built by the architect Matija Persky; Souvan House (Souvanova hiša), the square's highest building with a 17th century Empire-style façade decorated with Francesco Coconi's reliefs representing art, trade and agriculture.
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LP bar
Notes Langugages of communication: Slovenian, English, Croatian, Serbian. A room is available for private parties and meetings. A city bus stop is located nearby. Contacts Novi trg 2 1000 Ljubljana Phone: +386 (0)41 846 457, +386 (0)40 636 797 Email: [email protected], [email protected] Web site: LP bar Map Help us improve the site Did you find the information you were looking for?
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Old Quarter Residence
With just a few steps away from the Town Hall, Triple Bridge and the Prešernov trg Square, the heart of the historic Ljubljana, it is the perfect base to explore the city. The street itself hosts a number of quality restaurants, cafes and artisan shops. The apartments feature a private bathroom, kitchenette and a living room with a window seat and a wide sofa that transforms into a queen-size bed.
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Studio Viba filma
Conference capacity The Viba Film Studio Ljubljana, located at just ten minutes drive from the city centre, functions as the national technical film base. The highly functional space for film production, postproduction plus the management offices are all united under one roof on approximately 10,000 sq m.
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Culinary calendar
The Culinary Calendar is a project that - in collaboration with local chefs and restaurants - tries to promote and further develop the seasonal and sustainable tourist offer in the city of Ljubljana. Pomagajte nam izboljšati spletno mesto Ste našli informacije, ki ste jih iskali? Da Ne Feedback.FORM_LEGEND_A11Y Komentar (pustite po želji in v primeru, da želite prejeti naš odgovor, slednje navedite v komentarju) Na voljo znakov: 255 E-pošta (pustite po želji) Kliknite 'Oddaj', da dokončate oddajo.
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Culinary calendar
The Culinary Calendar is a project that - in collaboration with local chefs and restaurants - tries to promote and further develop the seasonal and sustainable tourist offer in the city of Ljubljana. Help us improve the site Did you find the information you were looking for? Yes No Form legend Comment (optional, and if you wish to receive our response, please specify it in the comment) Comment (optional, and if you wish to receive our response, please specify it in the comment) Available characters: 255 Email (optional) Click 'Submit' to complete your submission.
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Špica - a new popular summer hangout in Ljubljana
After the addition of caffé which opened on 30 June, Špica suddenly became packed with locals and city visitors, coming for a drink or two or an evening out on the town in these hot summer days. Špica now also began hosting regular dance evenings and some other more occasional events.
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The most delicious website - Gourmet Ljubljana
Ljubljana just loves food: be it on the bustling Central Market or in one of many contemporary bistros, traditional establishments, or artisanal bakeries. Ljubljana’s food scene is like the city itself: ancient but youthful, refined but boisterous, local but cosmopolitan, with a strong emphasis on the locally grown and sustainably sourced
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Renovated Plečnik House opened its doors
In designing Ljubljana, the nation's new capital, Plečnik tried to use modern approaches while modelling the city on ancient Athens. His style, innovative even by today's standards, is characterized by the use of classical architectural elements, such as pillars, lintels, balustrades and colonnettes, redesigned and combined in the master architect's own special way.
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