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Mali Plac Nature Reserve

Apart from being home to a variety of rare marsh bird and animal species, it is one of the last remaining natural sanctuaries for the almost extinct European pond terrapin, indigenous to the area. The Marsh Pixies Trail to Mali Plac Mali Plac is a magical place full of unusual flora and fauna. Here everything bubbles, croaks, rustles and warbles. For thousands of years it has been covered by moss that stretches deep into the forest, into the kingdom of the marsh pixies, who are cunning and sly.

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BTC City Market

A small covered market offers a choice of quality Slovenian meat products, cheeses, honey, and traditional dishes. An outdoor modern place of culinary delights in the BTC market offers a wide selection of street food from all over the world. In the six kiosks visitors can get anything from burgers, Thai dishes, tapas and other Spanish snacks, Wiener schnitzels and grilled meat, vegetarian street food, rolls, salads etc.

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Boatmen's fights

The event will also include a canoe race along the Ljubljanica river. After gathering will take place at the River Captains Club where music, food and drinks will be provided. Tickets Free enterance Remark In case ob bad weather or due to adverse river conditions the event will be postponed on the 15th of September.

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Trnovski pristan embankment

Being one of Ljubljana's most beautiful promenades, it has turned into a popular place for socializing over the recent years. Particularly young people, who often hang out there on warm summer days, refer to it as "Ljubljana beach".

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Iški vintgar

The interesting appearance of the gorge and its rapid little river, sandbanks, numerous river pools and steep rocky banks reminiscent, at places, of the walls of a canyon, is due to the powerful mechanisms of tectonic faulting. A walk through the gorge offers an opportunity to see numerous interesting rocks testifying to the area's turbulent geological history, such as gravel stones composed of dolomite streaked with white calcite veins, reddish and greenish coloured flat round-shaped stones with mineral inclusions, and several others.

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Adriatic Yellowfin Tuna Festival at Jadro Restaurant

We kick off on November 8th with a celebration of the great tuna, where the star of the evening will be the yellowfin tuna. This true giant, weighing around 100 kg, was caught in the Adriatic Sea and…

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Ljubljana to host prestigious European Design Awards ceremony in 2025

Ljubljana will be the host of the event after Tallinn, Luxembourg and Naples, where the meeting is taking place in June this year. Help us improve the site Did you find the information you were looking for? Yes No Feedback.FORM_LEGEND_A11Y Comment (optional, and if you wish to receive our response, please specify it in the comment) Available characters: 255 Email (optional) Click 'Submit' to complete your submission.

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Beer Tastings on a Boat on the Ljubljanica River

Prices €35 per person Languages Slovenian and English, and upon prior arrangement also French, Czech, German, and Italian. Note The excursion takes place in all weather conditions, except in cases of elevated water levels or flooding. To view the booking calendar, enable cookies and refresh the page.

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Cirkuliranje - Culture at Your Doorstep | 18th Klovnbuf Festival

Everyone is invited to put down their phones, watch a circus performance, or try out some circus skills themselves.

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Slovenian Theatre Institute – Theatre Museum

Permanent exhibition: From the Jesuits to Ivan Cankar – On the Beginnings of Slovenian Theatre This exhibition presents the beginnings and main trends in Slovenian theatre, its place within the context of European cultural developments, and its role in the shaping of Slovenian national consciousness. It covers different periods in Slovenian theatrical history from the Passion processions of the second half of the 17th century to 16 March 1900, which saw the premiere of Ivan Cankar's play Jakob Ruda, the first piece of modern Slovenian theatre.

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