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  • Facebook Watch features Ljubljana's acrobatic group Fly Guys in an amazing video series

    Ljubljana's acrobatic group the Dunking Devils aka Fly Guys defy gravity in a crazy stunt, flying over a speeding 1920 museum train. This is happening in the second episode of their video series, launched on Facebook's new platform Facebook Watch. © Jaka Babnik In a 12 minute long episode you can watch the Fly Guys planning the train stunt and trying out the different ways to do it in Ljubljana's Railway Museum, setting up the Russian swing and finally one of them flies from it over a speeding train.

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  • Kongresni trg Square

    Amid the remains of ancient Emona’s walls stands a replica of the gilded bronze statue of the Emonan patrician, discovered in 1836; the original is kept in the National Museum. Also in the park is a music pavilion, a decorative anchor monument placed in 1954 after Slovenia gained access to the sea, and opposite the Ursuline Church stands a replica of the Holy Trinity Column, attributed to Francesco Robba; the original is preserved in Ljubljana City Museum.

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  • Art in Ljubljana: top English language guided tours this Summer

    When entering the Plečnik House, you are entering his home as well as the museum dedicated to him. This summer a free of charge exhibition called simply Jože was set up there by a group of young Slovenian artists from DobraVaga gallery.

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  • Art in Ljubljana: top English language guided tours this Summer

    When entering the Plečnik House, you are entering his home as well as the museum dedicated to him. This summer a free of charge exhibition called simply Jože was set up there by a group of young Slovenian artists from DobraVaga gallery.

    Read more
  • Facebook Watch features Ljubljana's acrobatic group Fly Guys in an amazing video series

    Ljubljana's acrobatic group the Dunking Devils aka Fly Guys defy gravity in a crazy stunt, flying over a speeding 1920 museum train. This is happening in the second episode of their video series, launched on Facebook's new platform Facebook Watch. © Jaka Babnik In a 12 minute long episode you can watch the Fly Guys planning the train stunt and trying out the different ways to do it in Ljubljana's Railway Museum, setting up the Russian swing and finally one of them flies from it over a speeding train.

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  • Renovated Plečnik House opened its doors

    The Plečnik House, where the architect Jože Plečnik used to live, opened its doors after extensive renovation. Its most notable addition is the new museum exhibition, presenting life and work of the famous architect. © M. Paternoster © M. paternoster © M. paternoster © M.

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  • GUIDED TOUR OF THE EXHIBITION: LJUBLJANA. HISTORY. CITY

    Nourish your love for new discoveries in a guided tour that takes you through thousands of years of Ljubljana’s history and people, with tales of those who surrendered to their love for nature, committed themselves to romantic or family love, nurtured a love of science and art, and fought in the name of love for freedom. The tour takes place at the City Museum of Ljubljana. When? 14 February at 4.30 PM and 12 March at 4 PM (roughly 60 minutes). How much? €7 per person, and €12 for couples How long? 

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  • Renovated Plečnik House opened its doors

    The Plečnik House, where the architect Jože Plečnik used to live, opened its doors after extensive renovation. Its most notable addition is the new museum exhibition, presenting life and work of the famous architect. © M. Paternoster © M. paternoster © M. paternoster © M.

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  • Family holidays in Ljubljana

    Ljubljana is a child-friendly city © ZOO Ljubljana There are regular events and activities for children going on in museums and also in the streets and squares if the weather is nice. Many of them are free-of-charge. Public urban transport is free-of-charge for children up to the age of 6.

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  • Facebook Watch features Ljubljana's acrobatic group Fly Guys in an amazing video series

    Ljubljana's acrobatic group the Dunking Devils aka Fly Guys defy gravity in a crazy stunt, flying over a speeding 1920 museum train. This is happening in the second episode of their video series, launched on Facebook's new platform Facebook Watch. © Jaka Babnik In a 12 minute long episode you can watch the Fly Guys planning the train stunt and trying out the different ways to do it in Ljubljana's Railway Museum, setting up the Russian swing and finally one of them flies from it over a speeding train.

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