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Why I Love Ljubljana

We had friends over and we showed them around the city. We read books, lying on a blanket in the Tivoli park. We went to the cinema, to the theatre, for drinks after work. It was easy and comfortable, as we knew the city inside out and it fit us.

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The guide to visiting Ljubljana Zoo

You certainly don’t want to rush them. 2. Make the most of it The zoo is located in the beautiful city park called Tivoli and it’s only about 20 minutes away from the hustle and bustle of the city center. But it seems kilometers away. It’s quiet and being in the woods, it offers plenty of shade.

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Trnulja Eco-Friendly Farm

Other amenities: breakfast, dishwasher, bar/café, seminar room, children's playground, terrace, garden, private car park. Schedule Saturday 8:00-12:00 (sale of home products, cold dishes, desserts, coffee), Sunday and Public Holidays 12:000-18:00 (lunch, kosila, sale of home products).

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Best Ljubljana museums for kids

How to get there: It’s located in the same building as the National Museum of Slovenia, in a park next to the Slovenian Parliament. It takes you 10 minutes of walking to get from the Prešernov trg square to the entrance of the museum.

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Celebrate the Love of Cuisine at LUV Fest

LUV Fest reminds us that love is not only romantic and certainly not reserved for couples alone. It is a celebration of Slovenian culture, honored on February 8, Slovenia’s national cultural holiday…

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Climbing in Ljubljana

Ljubljana has caught a bit of a climbing bug lately and you too can join in the fun! Take a short walk through Ljubljana’s streets and parks and you will see that its residents are mad about sports. School courts are full of youngsters playing basketball and football, roads leading out of town are populated by speedsters on road bicycles and Tivoli is swarming with joggers, runners and fitness groups.

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The Way of St. James: Ivančna Gorica - Grosuplje (Perovo)

The route is part of the Way of St. James from Slovenska vas to Trieste in Italy.

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Križanke Summer Theatre

€157.38 Book 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 Accessible to persons with movement disabilities Designated path from the car park/public transport to the building Designated entrance for persons with movement disabilities Designated sanitary facilities accessible to persons with movement disabilities Adequate access to the building for persons with movement disabilities (hallways, staircase, lift, etc.)

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Climbing in Ljubljana

Ljubljana has caught a bit of a climbing bug lately and you too can join in the fun! Take a short walk through Ljubljana’s streets and parks and you will see that its residents are mad about sports. School courts are full of youngsters playing basketball and football, roads leading out of town are populated by speedsters on road bicycles and Tivoli is swarming with joggers, runners and fitness groups.

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