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Green story of Ljubljana – free virtual tour

To add an experiential side to the event, we will conclude our tour at the Ljubljana market. We will meet one of Ljubljana's renowned chefs, who will advise us on how to prepare a delicious meal from the leftovers we have at home at the time.

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Intercontinental Ljubljana

In addition, the hotel offers a spa centre with sauna, fitness area, and a pool overlooking the city. The open kitchen concept allows you to get an insight into the kitchen led by the Michelin plate -awarded chef Komnen Bakić. Schedule Reception opening hours: 24 hours, seven days a week.

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NEU Residences

NEU Residences has everything you need. Meet at NEU. Experience the new. Note Reception Opening Hours: 7.00 a.m. to 7 p.m. Contacts Kolodvorska ulica 6a 1000 Ljubljana Ljubljana Phone: +386 (0)31 450 200 E-mail: [email protected] POI konference: https://www.neu-residences.com/en/ Map Capacities Sobe 2 Hotel 52 Gledališče 30 Učilnica 25 Conference rooms Penthouse Gledališče 25 Učilnica 20 Recepcija Višina stropa Velikost prostora Višina stropa 0   Conference room Gledališče Učilnica 10 Recepcija Višina stropa Velikost prostora Višina stropa 0  

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Climbing in Ljubljana

Game changer Ljubljana has always had climbing gyms, but none can compare with Plezalni center Ljubljana (Ljubljana climbing center). This state of the art facility opened in 2013 and should be the first stop on any visiting climber’s list. The cube-like building houses a variety of climbing walls with a ton of different routes of various heights, grades and types.

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The Cukrarna Gallery

The Cukrarna Gallery © Arhiv Cukrarne © Blaž Gutman © Andrej Peunik © Arhiv Cukrarne © Arhiv Cukrarne © Andrej Peunik Basic description Conference With the opening of the Cukrarna Gallery in September 2021, the Slovenian capital has gained a new space that serves both as a venue for exhibiting contemporary art and as a place where thoughts can be explored and contemporary art projects of all kinds – visual, intermedia, performance, sound, music and more – can be created and presented.

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Climbing in Ljubljana

Game changer Ljubljana has always had climbing gyms, but none can compare with Plezalni center Ljubljana (Ljubljana climbing center). This state of the art facility opened in 2013 and should be the first stop on any visiting climber’s list. The cube-like building houses a variety of climbing walls with a ton of different routes of various heights, grades and types.

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The guide to visiting Ljubljana Zoo

Spring brings babies While you can visit the zoo anytime of the year, except on Christmas day, when the zoo is closed, try visiting during Spring time, when you get to see plenty of animals with their cute little offspring. It’s a special treat, even for us adults. Also the zoo is open longer come March. Check the opening times on their website. 8. Have water with you I would recommend bringing a bottle of water with you – you can refill it at certain places throughout the zoo.

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The Jubilee 10th Trade Show Conventa 2018 took place in Ljubljana

If we highlight just a few – during ICCA breakfast (co-organized by ICCA, International Congress and Convention Association) participants were discussing how to successfully bid for international association congresses, Hans Atman from Masters of moderation presented his views on moderating techniques (and himself moderated evening events at this year's Conventa in great style), while Kevin Jackson from London marketing agency Experience is the Marketing prepared a very dynamic lecture on the future, changes and how to prepare for both. Slovenian enterpreneur, speaker and experience designer Luka Novak from Walnut Grove talked about the newest global trends in the events industry.

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House of illusions

Playroom with didactic-logical games and enigmas. Schedule Open every day from 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. Entrance fee Entrance fee: €13 per person; children from 5–15 years €11; families (2 adults + up to 2 children) €39.

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Shops selling traditional Slovenian foods

A perfect place to shop for 'homemade' Slovenian foods is Ljubljana's Central Market, where you can get anything from vegetables grown by small local farmers to dry-cured meat products, bread, sweet baked goods, wine, and spirits

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