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Plečnik House

Bookings may be made by email to [email protected].  Contacts Karunova ulica 4 1000 Ljubljana Phone: +386 (0)1 24 12 506 Email: [email protected] Web site: Plečnik House Map The offer includes

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Cultural venues

Per season they give approximately 150 performances at home and abroad and they collaborate successfully with foreign producers and composers. Go to website Slovenian Philharmonic The Slovenian Philharmonic takes pride in its rich history as it is one of the oldest in the world. This is the place where Gustav Mahler started his career as a young conductor.

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Ljubljana LUV Stories

After that, you will head back to the Prešeren square, named after the most famous Slovenian poet. From the moment France Prešeren laid eyes on Julija Primic, she turned into his muse and sadly also his unrequited love which became an inspiration to one of the most beautiful and romantic poems in Slovenian poetry, so it was not all for nothing… The last stop will be the Butcher’s bridge.

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Ljubljana LUV Stories

After that, you will head back to the Prešeren square, named after the most famous Slovenian poet. From the moment France Prešeren laid eyes on Julija Primic, she turned into his muse and sadly also his unrequited love which became an inspiration to one of the most beautiful and romantic poems in Slovenian poetry, so it was not all for nothing… The last stop will be the Butcher’s bridge.

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5 must-see artworks in Ljubljana’s National Gallery

Matija Jama: Willows, 1900 Jama (1872-1947) is, for me, the most significant representative of the Slovenian Expressionists. Rihard Jakopič: By Lamplight, 1908 This atmospheric work is by another of the highly-respected Slovene Expressionists, Rihard Jakopič (1869-1943).

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5 must-see artworks in Ljubljana’s National Gallery

Matija Jama: Willows, 1900 Jama (1872-1947) is, for me, the most significant representative of the Slovenian Expressionists. Rihard Jakopič: By Lamplight, 1908 This atmospheric work is by another of the highly-respected Slovene Expressionists, Rihard Jakopič (1869-1943).

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LUKA KOŠIR (GOSTIŠČE GRIČ)

I’m proud to be able to take part in projects such as this one, as they help build Slovenian culinary awareness as well as our visibility. I believe such events are key to the recognisability of Slovenian cuisine worldwide.

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Adventure sports in Ljubljana and the surrounding area

Even more exciting outdoor activities The area offers adventure opportunities to suit every taste. You can fly in a hot-air balloon above Ljubljana and its environs. Or explore the wonderful subterranean world of karst caves. Or ride the rapids of the Sava at Tacen by kayak or raft

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Street food in Ljubljana

Street food in Ljubljana Visit Open Kitchen (Odprta Kuhna) each Friday at the Ljubljana Central Market and enjoy the diversity of tastes. Typical of Ljubljana's street food scene are also a strong Balkan influence and, of course, the ever present burgers.

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MMM STORIES: Gobnjak

A visit to Gobnjak is not only an opportunity to get your tongue around some tricky names, but an exceptional journey into a living world of colours, shapes, patterns, structures, tastes, and healing ingredients. © Suzan Gabrijan

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