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Awards for sustainable Ljubljana

In 2020, Lonely Planet, the world’s largest travel guide publisher, ranked Ljubljana among the eight most sustainable cities in the world. As part of the European Capital of Smart Tourism selection, Ljubljana also received an award in the field of digitalisation.

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However, some negative associations were also noted, including overcrowding, oversaturation, and lack of organisation. ▪ In the city centre, the most valued aspects are Ljubljana’s green spaces, cultural events, and traffic restrictions. On the other hand, residents are most disturbed by high prices, congestion, and a lack of parking spaces. ▪ The research also revealed that most residents are satisfied with life in Ljubljana, with many believing that the city provides everything they need.

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Castle hill and Šance

The top of the hill is accessible by footpaths leading from all directions, the most popular being those starting from the historical city centre. It takes about 20 minutes to reach the top. At the top of the castle hill there are scenic tree-lined walks and lookout points offering stunning views across the entire cityscape and the Kamnik Alps to the north.

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LUKA KOŠIR (GRIČ)

The European Food Summit is putting together an extremely interesting agenda. Which event are you personally looking forward to most, and will make sure not to miss? I’m most looking forward to lectures at the expert symposium at the Ljubljana Castle. Many of the speakers are people I greatly respect.

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Path of Remembrance and Comradeship

Visit the website Access to the starting point You can start walking on the Path of Remembrance and Comradeship at any point since there is no set beginning or endpoint. You can also walk it by sections. The most popular sections of the path are those between the following city districts: Vič to Šiška (from Dolgi Most to Koseze Pond), Bežigrad to Žale (from Stožice Sports Park (bus stop: Maroltova, bus 20) to Žale Cemetery), Fužine to Rudnik (from Fužine Castle (bus stop Fužine P+R, bus 20) to Dolenjska Cesta).

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Kavarna Cacao

Kavarna Cacao © MGML © MGML © MGML © MGML Confectionery The Cacao cake shop, located by the river Ljubljanica and offering a beautiful view of the Central Market's colonnade, designed by the architect Jože Plečnik, offers home-made ice creams, other sweet delights, sandwiches, cocktails, and natural juices.

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Ljubljana, MTB capital

The vast forests around the city hide popular trails for local and foreign cyclists to enjoy the climbs, views of the city and refreshments by the Ljubljanica river. The city boasts excellent infrastructure: groomed downhills, KoloParks (pump tracks), a BMX track and training areas provide riding opportunities for beginners and experienced riders alike.

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Bloom Hotel

It is located in a small square at the foot of the castle hill, just a few steps to the old city centre's vibrant streets and Ljubljanica river embankments and their numerous restaurants, bars and shops. Room amenities: cable TV/satellite TV, phone, toilet, shower, wireless internet access (Wi-Fi) safety deposit box, hairdryer, air conditioning, additional bed, baby cot.

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Gardens and parks

Ljubljana is embellished by well maintained parks. The largest and the most beautiful is the Tivoli Park, which stretches to the very city centre. It is distinguished by its properly maintained paths, open air exhibition grounds displaying attractive large format photographs, a pond, numerous statues and fountains.

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Sv. Jakob

Jakob © Sergej Menegalija The Sv. Jakob hill (806m) in the Polhov Gradec Hill Range is one of the most popular hiking destinations in Ljubljana's surrounding areas. If you choose the easiest and at the same time the most beautiful route to its top, which leads from the direction of the village of Topol pri Medvodah, your ascent will be no more than a pleasant, undemanding stroll.

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