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Ljubljana – Rašica (vrh Staneta Kosca) (641 m) – Ljubljana (MTB)

It is intertwined with gravel roads, cart tracks, paths, and trails, making it popular with local cyclists and hikers. Cyclists most often climb to the top of Rašica through the Ljubljana suburb of Gameljne and over the slopes of the Rašica forests. From here, the road to the village of Rašica branches off and climbs steeply.

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Weaving from A to Z

Weaving from A to Z © Primož Lukežič Book The lovely feeling of fabric emerging and flowing under your hands... On a wooden loom that used to be a fixture in most households, but now is a rarely used item. In this weaving workshop you’ll learn a small part of this old craft and weave your own piece of fabric from Slovene wool, a beautiful memento of your experience.

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Moustache Tour

Moustache Tour © Aljoša Rebolj Book The three mighty moustachioed men and a tour guide hold the key to the secret of Ljubljana, which will be shared with you on this unusual Moustache Tour. Cycle through the most beautiful streets of Ljubljana and feel the lifestyle of an Architect, Writer and a Painter. Jože Plečnik, Ivan Cankar, and Rihard Jakopič were daring and moustachioed men in their own way.

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Ljubljana congress highlights of 2024

Virtuoso, 6-10th November 2024 In November, Ljubljana and Portorož will host the annual Virtuoso Chairman's Event. Around 200 of the most active and successful members of the Virtuoso luxury and boutique tourism network will have the opportunity to get to know and experience Slovenia's unique tourism offer.

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First hotel of the Intercontinental chain soon to open in Ljubljana

Both congress centres and several special event venues can also be reached in less than 15 minutes on foot, which emphasizes one of Ljubljana's most remarkable traits as a destination - the compactness of a city built to the human measure. The new hotel is to be the only 5-star property in the city and will feature, besides the rooms, also a luxurious presidential suite boasting a jaccuzzi and a fireplace.

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The 36th Ljubljana Biennale of Graphic Arts

The International Biennial of Graphic Arts has been taking place since 1955 and is one of the most prominent events of its kind in the world. The Ljubljana Biennale of Graphic Arts, one of the oldest in the world, will celebrate a major milestone in 2025 – 70 years of uninterrupted existence.

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Španski Borci Cultural Centre

© Tamas Tuza © Andrej Lamut Španski Borci Cultural Centre is one of the central cultural institutions in Ljubljana, located in the Moste neighbourhood. The building, constructed in 1981, is one of the peaks of post-war architecture, designed by Oton Jugovec, one of the most prominent Slovenian architects of the post-war generation, and it is part of the Slovenian Architectural Heritage of the 20th Century.

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Volčji Potok Arboretum

The Arboretum is worth visiting in all seasons. It regularly features seasonal flower exhibitions. The most notable is the spring tulip exhibition, which takes place in April. This is followed by the rhododendron exhibition in May ̵ the oldest ones are more than 50 years old.

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Limbarska gora (773 m)

Limbarska gora (773 m) © Matej Povše © Matej Povše © Matej Povše © Matej Povše © Matej Povše © Matej Povše Dear St Valentine, grant us love! Limbarska Gora is one of the most enjoyable lengthy but easy hikes to be had in the vicinity of Ljubljana – if the chosen starting point is Gradišče Lake, a popular recreation spot near Lukovica.

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Biodiversity

In fact, 75% of Ljubljana's surface area is green, with over 20% under formal protection. The municipality includes four landscape parks, the most visited being the Tivoli, Rožnik and Šiška Hill Landscape Park, which spans 459 hectares—making it larger than both New York’s Central Park and London’s Hyde Park.

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