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An Expat's Guide to the Best Golf Courses in Ljubljana and Slovenia

You may want to pack an extra sleeve of balls when playing this course. It’s worth booking into the boutique hotel for a few days, as you’ll be able to use both the 18- and 9-hole golf courses. It will also allow you to explore attractions close by, like Bled Castle and Church of the Assumption of Maria, or schedule a tour of Triglav National Park.

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Ljubljana Tourism Receives The Travel Marketing Award

The user count quickly soared, but the profile truly achieved breakthrough success with the posting of the "Volleyball on the Ljubljanica" event video. In less than a day, the video of the sports spectacle on the floating volleyball court in the Ljubljanica River was viewed by over seven million people, and within a week, it reached over 38 million views.

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Check out these cosy places for a cold and rainy Ljubljana

It is absolutely adorable, very cosy, and is a place that makes any cold day ten times better. It's not only a bar, or a café, it's a venue where you can order a beer, their special gin and tonic mixes, tea, or enjoy a live music event, literary evening, a lecture, or even a DJ party.

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Interviews

LUKA JEZERŠEK (DVOR JEZERŠEK) We asked chef Luka Jezeršek, who comes from one of Slovenia’s most famous chef families and is in charge of culinary experiences at Dvor Jezeršek, Bled Castle Restaurant, Gostilna na Gradu and Union Pub, in addition to being a popular judge on MasterChef, about his favourite autumn ingredients, tricks on how to involve younger members of the family in kitchen activities, cooking experiments and much more. Read on and find out how he spends his time in these unusual days. IGOR JAGODIC (RESTAVRACIJA STRELEC) We talked to Igor Jagodic, chef of one of the most prestigious culinary institutions in Ljubljana, the Strelec Restaurant at Ljubljana Castle, about cooking philosophies, the city’s gourmet scene and the meaning of international awards and recognitions.

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10 cultural highlights of Ljubljana

Ticket prices are wallet-friendly, but we recommend buying them at least a day before the show, because of a high demand. National Museum of Slovenia The permanent exhibition of the National Museum of Slovenia represents the legacy of prehistory, the Roman Empire, and the Middle Ages.

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Zlata ladjica Boutique Hotel

Due to its uniqueness, the hotel is also suitable for private rental in its entirety by closed groups. Schedule Reception opening hours: 24 hours, seven days a week. Capacities Number of rooms Number of beds Number of suites Room amenities Bed linen Towels Free WiFi in the rooms Option of children's bed rental Additional bed Shower Bathtub Minibar Room service Additional offer Free WiFi Pets allowed Designated smoking area Restaurant in the accommodation facility Breakfast included in the accommodation price Air conditioning Luggage room Option of renting a safe box Transfer from the airport A room available for private parties and meetings Lift Breakfast room Terms and conditions of payment Cash Eurocard/Mastercard Visa Maestro/Cirrus Accessible to the blind and partially sighted Designated path from the car park/public transport to the facility for the blind and partially sighted Accessible services for the blind and partially sighted (colour contrasts, menu, etc.)

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The Colours of Spring at Ljubljana’s Markets

Wandering the StallsAre you a fan of wandering around Ljubljana’s biggest and best-stocked market in the city centre, or do you prefer one of the smaller markets, be it the market in the BTC retail…

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Plečnik House

The exhibition brings together not only sketches, plans, models, and photographs relating to Plečnik's famous creations such as the National and University Library in Ljubljana, the Ljubljana Central Market, and the Church of St Michael in the Marshes, but also plans for buildings that never saw the light of day, the most notable being the Cathedral of Freedom, intended to house the Slovenian Parliament. Plečnik House complex Plečnik House comprises a complex of two neighbouring houses and an adjacent garden with a lapidary, which, along with Plečnik's original furniture, library, drawing tools, personal belongings, and a large archive of sketches, plans, photographs, and models all form part of the Plečnik Collection.

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