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10 masterpieces by Jože Plečnik

Today, Ljubljana is rightly known as “Plečnik’s City”. At every turn, one can admire the architect’s vision – a harmonious interplay of nature, tradition and modern aesthetics. In the gallery below, we highlight ten of his greatest masterpieces – all well worth discovering.

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Spectacular sunrise hike above Ljubljana: Šmarna Gora

More information on city buses. Finding the trailhead That’s the easy part. Once at the “Tacenski Most” bus stop, just cross the road to the parking lot and then follow the red-white circular markings that should lead you all the way to the top.

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Spectacular sunrise hike above Ljubljana: Šmarna Gora

More information on city buses. Finding the trailhead That’s the easy part. Once at the “Tacenski Most” bus stop, just cross the road to the parking lot and then follow the red-white circular markings that should lead you all the way to the top.

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The 200th anniversary of the Congress of Ljubljana

They were joined by approximately 500 ministers and representatives of France, Great Britain, Prussia and the individual Italian states. The city that had at the time approximately 20,000 residents was constantly patrolled by almost 300 soldiers in the city centre alone. There were 630 business envoys and merchants from all over Europe and even as far as Rio de Janeiro.

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Ljubljana is the recipient of the Slovenia Green Destination PLATINUM label

Key cooperation Tourism Ljubljana pinpoints close cooperation with the wider city family and the local tourism industry as crucial for the successful development of sustainable tourism in Ljubljana. As emphasised by Petra Stušek, the Director of Tourism Ljubljana: "Zoran Janković, the mayor of Ljubljana, and his team members enable and strongly support our sustainability ambitions by having a clear vision of sustainable development in the City of Ljubljana at all times."

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Ljubljana Castle Time Machine

Finally, you will be greeted in the courtyard by the man who can take credit for the fact that the castle is today owned by the city – Mayor Ivan Hribar purchased the castle from the state authorities of the time in 1905. The castle has changed through the centuries, as has its role, but there is no doubt that it has remained a symbol of the city.

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Ibis Styles Ljubljana The Fuzzy Log

The impeccable digital experience of guests begins with check-in at the hotel, which guests do themselves through the terminals, continues with technology that is integrated in all rooms and ends with check-out from the hotel.

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Lake Zbilje

James: Kamnik–Smlednik Distance 21.00km Duration 5:40h Ascent 220m Ljubljana–Zbilje Lake Distance 18.00km Duration 3:00h Ascent 130m Difficulty Easy Altitude 350m Contacts Zbilje 1215 Medvode Phone: +386 41 378 050 Email: [email protected] Web site: Lake Zbilje Map Nearby Hotel Kanu Point of interest map Valburga 7 Hotels 1.3 km Camp Smlednik Point of interest map Dragočajna 14a Camping sites 1.9 km Gostilna Mihovec Point of interest map Zgornje Pirniče 54 Restaurants 1.9 km Show more Help us improve the site Did you find the information you were looking for?

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Emonan House

© Luca Baronchelli © Luca Baronchelli © Andrej Peunik The Emonan House is part of the Archaeological Park Emona, which comprises ten locations across the city centre of Ljubljana. In the southeastern corner of the former Roman city of Emona, on the so-called Jakopič Garden—named after the Slovenian Impressionist painter Rihard Jakopič, who had his studio nearby—visitors can view the remains of one of Emona’s residential buildings.

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'Taste Ljubljana' Culinary Tour

To learn about their ingredients and their source, you will visit the Central Market and take a good quarter of an hour's easy walk to Krakovo, an area of gardens traditionally occupied by the local vegetable growers, who still supply their produce to some of the stalls at the Central Market today. Your guide will also show you the historical city centre's locations where food trading and culinary-related activities used to take place in the past and take you to the top of Nebotičnik, once the tallest building in Central Europe and today one of the city's most prominent icons.

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