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Ljubljana Dragon Carnival

Make sure not to miss the carnival parade through the streets of the historical city centre of Ljubljana on Shrove Saturday, which falls on 14 February this year. © World Travel & Tourism Council The Ljubljana Dragon Carnival may not be the country's largest carnival event of its kind, but it is becoming increasingly renowned for its huge carnival mascot, one of the largest in Europe.

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Trail along the Iška River – Okljuk, Ljubljana Marshes

It’s suitable for both walkers and recreational cyclists, especially those who enjoy observing nature and seeking peace far away from the busy life of the cities and towns. Along the route, information points explain the area’s ecological importance, habitats for various birds, amphibians, and rare plants, and the significance of preserving the river’s natural flow.

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Fun and games in Ljubljana

Available options include group treasure hunts, exploring different historical periods, outdoor adventures, creative workshops for children and adults, and much more. You can also set off on your own on Secret City Trails, a game that includes riddles, searching for hidden clues and exploring lesser-known corners of Ljubljana. You can book the game here.

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Useful information on floods

However, the majority of the destination remains safe for visiting. The wider city center, where the most popular tourist attractions are located, was not affected by the floods, and the same applies to the larger part of the Central Slovenia region.

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Gospodarska zbornica Slovenije - GZS

Its location is in Bežigrad, a residential quarter that is now developing into a newer business-governmental district, just 2 km from the city centre. Close by are also some of the larger faculties.  The GZS Business & Conference Centre was initially set up for their internal needs – educational seminars, business conferences, etc.

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Slovenia awarded the prestigious title European Region of Gastronomy 2021

Slovenia was awarded the official title European Gastronomic Region of 2021 today at a ceremony which took place in Brussels within the European Week of Regions and Cities. © Aleš Fevžer The European Region of Gastronomy 2021 title is of utmost importance for further development and promotion of tourism in Ljubljana and Slovenia.

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Slovenia awarded the prestigious title European Region of Gastronomy 2021

Slovenia was awarded the official title European Gastronomic Region of 2021 today at a ceremony which took place in Brussels within the European Week of Regions and Cities. © Aleš Fevžer The European Region of Gastronomy 2021 title is of utmost importance for further development and promotion of tourism in Ljubljana and Slovenia.

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Ljubljana with a prestigious award at the World Travel Market show in London

Particularly praised by the jury were Ljubljana's active promotion of sustainable mobility; organized procurement and distribution of food through the Green Supply Chains; implementation of the national green policy (the first gold certificate in the Green Scheme of Slovenian Tourism); the use of qualitative indicators for sustainable development as recommended by the OECD and the efforts made in managing tourist flows and in creating an attractive tourist offer outside the city center and in the region of Central Slovenia. WTM Awards for the achievements in responsible tourism have been awarded since 2004 with a purpose to contribute to the goals of the United Nations in order to improve global life quality.

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New developments to arrive at the Ljubljana Exhibition & Convention Centre in autumn 2008

Some of the advantages to be offered by the new facilities, in a summary: the “all under one roof” concept; halls connected to the ground floor by escalators, city centre location, just a few minutes from the bus and railway station, 100 parking spaces within the GR grounds and over 1,500 parking spaces in the surrounding area, modern look and state-of-the-art multimedia equipment, 4 halls of different sizes: from 108 to 212 m² or a fully open space, the possibility of combining the halls into a maximum capacity of 500 seats theatre style, 350 seats classroom style or 138 seats U-shaped; a new function space for catering, receptions and exhibitions able to welcome up to 350 participants for a standing reception or 250 participants in the banquet set up; the possibility of using a special entrance from the LECC courtyard, which is especially attractive for evening events.

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A lively summer of congresses in Ljubljana

The annual travel convention by ABTA, the Association of British Travel Agents, taking place at the Ljubljana Exhibition and Convention Centre will bring 450 British travel agents to our city. Ljubljana will also be hosting 600 participants of the Conference of the European Council for High Ability - ECHA, 500 participants of 26 Annual Conference of the European Association of Labour Economists - EALE, 700 participants of Couples for Christ Conference and 600 participants of the conference of the International Federation of Professional Abortion and Contraception Associates.

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