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Trg francoske revolucije square

The lower end of the square is lined by Auersperg Palace (Turjaška palača), once owned by the House of Auersperg, dukes of Carniola. The Palace, now housing the City Museum of Ljubljana, was built from a number of older houses in 1642 and renovated several times since. Its front façade, adorned with pilasters and a classical entrance portal, hides an arched Baroque courtyard.

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Tour bus information

When using any of the five coach terminals for dropping off and/or picking up guests it is necessary to book your slot in advance. Tourists can get off the bus in the city centre and set off on a sightseeing tour, after which their bus can be parked for several hours in the P+R car park. Help us improve the site Did you find the information you were looking for?

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Vodnik Homestead

As part of the renovation, a new bookshop opened in a smaller building of the homestead, historically known as Pri kamniti mizi. The bookshop, which also functions as an event space, offers a…

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Polhograjska gora (842 m)

Descent Same route as the ascent Access to the starting point By car (car park at Polhov Gradec Manor) LPP city bus (line 51) Tip Every Friday Polhov Gradec Manor hosts a unique historical experience: Tea with Count Blagaj, the most eminent inhabitant of the manor (booking required).

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Shops selling traditional Slovenian foods

© Kraševka Traditional Slovenian food products, the best known being the Carniolan sausage, Karst prosciutto, Prekmurje layer cake, Istrian olive oil, and homemade schnapps, are also available from a number of delicatessens specializing in Slovenian foods. Most of them are located right in the city centre.  Who are the recipients of the Ljubljana Quality Mark? The Ljubljana Quality project is run by Ljubljana Tourism in conjunction with Gault & Millau Slovenia.

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Photo spots

© Ljubljana Tourism To best capture that loveliest LUV feel of Ljubljana, we will reveal ten of the best LUV-inspired photo spots in the city. Skyscraper Now I see you, but again, I don’t. Step by step, up the winding staircase, always closer to the sun and the blue sky.

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Ljubljana–Logatec

This route heads out of Ljubljana in the direction of the coast. Leave the city and cycle towards the Ljubljansko Barje Nature Park, which you will then skirt for a while. The Barje wetland is a unique natural region of marshland and peat bogs and in prehistoric times was home to communities of pile-dwellers.

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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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Ljubljana love stories

On this themed tour, we will explore the sites where stories of romance, longing, and fateful encounters have unfolded.

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