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LUV Fest

Like the birds, you can enjoy the month of love, when you can also: rest your eyes on the art installations scattered across Ljubljana, which will bring together young and old alike, take pictures at the photo spots in the city to create unforgettable memories, make beautiful souvenirs at the creative workshops, treat yourself to some cultural experiences by visiting the many concerts, exhibitions and other events, make a festival-themed gift of a culinary delicacy, without feeling guilty. With the LUV Fest festival, we celebrate the love for our culture, our heritage, and the Slovenian language.

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Urban culture off the beaten track: a walk along Celovška street

It is run by the people behind Knjižnica pod krošnjami, the outdoor pop-up library. Več Sorodne zgodbe Visit Vrhnika for a trip into history When exploring Slovenia there is a lot to be said about the smaller towns, often offering more than meets the eye.

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Check out these cosy places for a cold and rainy Ljubljana

The interior is incredibly warm and homely, and it sure has a lot of charisma. The vibe is similar to the one you would experience while visiting a friend or entering your own living room. They have a good beer selection, but coffee lovers can't skip the real Turkish coffee served in a traditional coffee pot.

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Tivoli Mansion: International Centre of Graphic Arts

Today, the premises are occupied by the International Centre of Graphic Arts, which features the largest Slovenian collection of graphic art and authorial publications created after World War II. If you’re in town when it’s on, then be sure to visit during the Ljubljana Biennial of Graphic Arts, the world's oldest and longest-running biennial exhibition of contemporary graphic arts.

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Ljubljana wins the digitalisation award in the European Capital of Smart Tourism 2020 competition

Among the projects in the digitalisation category, Ms Stušek announced a new chatbot for visitors and locals which will soon be launched on the Visit Ljubljana Facebook page. She also mentioned the upgrading of the Nexto and Urbana mobile apps and smart projects and services being developed at BTC City shopping complex.

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Check out these cosy places for a cold and rainy Ljubljana

The interior is incredibly warm and homely, and it sure has a lot of charisma. The vibe is similar to the one you would experience while visiting a friend or entering your own living room. They have a good beer selection, but coffee lovers can't skip the real Turkish coffee served in a traditional coffee pot.

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Urban culture off the beaten track: a walk along Celovška street

Jaka Bulc Jaka works as a photographer, translator and music journalist. More Sorodne zgodbe Visit Vrhnika for a trip into history When exploring Slovenia there is a lot to be said about the smaller towns, often offering more than meets the eye.

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Nebotičnik (Skyscraper)

A classic Slovenian pop song titled Na vrhu Nebotičnika (On Top of the Skyscraper) describes a visit to the café at the top of the building as a romantic experience par excellence. Built in 1933 to designs by Vladimir Šubic, the Skyscraper was the tallest building on the Balkans and the ninth tallest building in Europe at the time of its construction. 

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Street theatre in Ljubljana: the story of Ana Monro

Jaka Bulc Jaka works as a photographer, translator and music journalist. More Sorodne zgodbe Visit Vrhnika for a trip into history When exploring Slovenia there is a lot to be said about the smaller towns, often offering more than meets the eye.

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Summer in the city: how to stay cool in Ljubljana?

Tamara Langus Tamara is a renowned Slovenian social media expert and blogger. More Sorodne zgodbe Visit Vrhnika for a trip into history When exploring Slovenia there is a lot to be said about the smaller towns, often offering more than meets the eye.

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