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Team building at House of illusions

Team building at House of illusions An experience that will take your employees into a world of illusions, holograms, optical puzzles, and stereograms – a world where creativity and collaboration go beyond the limits of imagination.

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Wood, carving, and gilding – architect Plečnik and master carver Maks Bergant

The architect masterfully combined wood with stone and metal, working closely with craftsmen whom he trained to bring his visions to life. One of the most important collaborations was with master…

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Master Builder Plečnik Tour Awarded the Slovenia Unique Experiences Label

. © Primož Bregar The Master Builder Plečnik experience is a product of Tourism Ljubljana, which takes visitors on a journey following the traces of Plečnik's plans and visions, where they get to know his oeuvre, everything from the more famous architectural solutions, such as the Tromostovje, the market, the National and University Library, to the lesser-known, hidden or exclusive locations not accessible to the general public, including the Hell's Courtyard, Plečnik's cabinet at the Faculty of Architecture, Jože Plečnik's Gymnasium and private rooms in Plečnik's house.

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Plečnik at First Glance

Plečnik at First Glance © Matej Kastelic/Mostphotos Book This tour offers you a detailed insight into the majority of works that the world famous Ljubljanaborn architect Jože Plečnik left behind in the central part of his native city.

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Žale Cemetery

The funeral home complex also includes an interesting building decorated with fresco paintings by Slavko Pengov, which houses carpenters' workshops. Experience Plečnik's Ljubljana on a tour Plečnik at First Glance This tour offers you a detailed insight into the majority of works that the world famous Ljubljanaborn architect Jože Plečnik… €21.00 Book Sightseeing Cycling Entertainment Moustache Tour The three mighty moustachioed men and a tour guide hold the key to the secret of Ljubljana, which will be… €83.93 Book Sightseeing History & heritage Master Builder Plečnik An epic tour with the architect behind UNESCO’s Ljubljana

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Trg francoske revolucije square

The lower end of the square is lined by Auersperg Palace (Turjaška palača), once owned by the House of Auersperg, dukes of Carniola. The Palace, now housing the City Museum of Ljubljana, was built from a number of older houses in 1642 and renovated several times since.

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Special, one-off, first of its kind…let’s go on a unique walk through Ljubljana

It’s an excellent example of ‘green planting’, used to compensate for the use of concrete and to preserve the beauty of the bridge’s surroundings. You’ll find the Trnovo Bridge very close to the architect’s own house, which now houses the Plečnik Museum. While you’re in the area, it’s well worth paying a visit to the home of these wonderful ideas.

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Art in Ljubljana: top English language guided tours this Summer

Its exhibitions and installations are set all over Slovenia so attending any of its numerous guided tours will make a remarkable journey through our country. Prepare to be awed. Plečnik House This year in Ljubljana is all about the genius of the architect Jože Plečnik who literally designed our city. When entering the Plečnik House, you are entering his home as well as the museum dedicated to him.

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Art in Ljubljana: top English language guided tours this Summer

Its exhibitions and installations are set all over Slovenia so attending any of its numerous guided tours will make a remarkable journey through our country. Prepare to be awed. Plečnik House This year in Ljubljana is all about the genius of the architect Jože Plečnik who literally designed our city. When entering the Plečnik House, you are entering his home as well as the museum dedicated to him.

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Prešernov trg square

© Dunja Wedam In the aftermath of the devastating earthquake of 1895 the square saw the building of several bourgeois palaces: Frisch House (Frischova hiša) and Seunig House (Seunigova hiša) at the lower end of the Čopova ulica street, the building currently housing the Centralna lekarna pharmacy, Urbanc House (Urbančeva hiša), Hauptman House (Hauptmanova hiša) and Mayer Palace (Mayerjeva palača), the latter built thirty years after the earthquake.

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