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Shops selling traditional Slovenian foods

© Kraševka Traditional Slovenian food products, the best known being the Carniolan sausage, Karst prosciutto, Prekmurje layer cake, Istrian olive oil, and homemade schnapps, are also available from a number of delicatessens specializing in Slovenian foods. Most of them are located right in the city centre.  Who are the recipients of the Ljubljana Quality Mark? The Ljubljana Quality project is run by Ljubljana Tourism in conjunction with Gault & Millau Slovenia.

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GROSUPLJE: IN THE EMBRACE OF FLOWERS AND BUTTERFLIES (Road)

And as an interesting aside, Rihard Blagaj was born in the castle, after whom the first protected flower in Slovenia, the Daphne Blagayana, was named. He was also the most famous Lord of the Manor of the Polhov Gradec Manor in Polhov Gradec, on the doorstep of Ljubljana. Starting point Boštanj Castle, Veliko Mlačevo (Grosuplje) Points of interest along the way Radensko polje karst field Boštanj Castle Visit the municipality's website Visit Grosuplje Details Distance 23000m Duration 1:20h Ascent 310m Difficulty Medium Download route Help us improve the site Did you find the information you were looking for?

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Svetovna kavarna Sputnik

Svetovna kavarna Sputnik © Železniški muzej © Železniški muzej © Železniški muzej © Železniški muzej Svetovna kavarna Sputnik is a suburban café boasting a distinctive interior and one of the most beautiful restaurant gardens in Ljubljana. Apart from a wide range of drinks and cocktails, it serves snacks, lunchtime menus, and a choice of a la carte dishes.

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Early Christian Centre

A later centre of Christian life in Emona developed along the city’s western wall, parts of which are still preserved on Erjavčeva Street, next to Cankarjev dom. Like most Emonan houses, the original building was privately owned, but it was later transformed into an early Christian complex. The remains of its foundations and earliest floors date back to the founding of the city in the early 1st century AD.

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Emonan House

The structure covered approximately 500 m² and was renovated three times, most recently in the 4th and 5th centuries. The entrance was on the north side, leading into a corridor. Two doorways opened from the corridor into a room that housed the heating system, which also functioned as a kitchen and a simple latrine.

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Dal 1º gennaio al 31 dicembre alle 12:00 e 16:00 percorsi guidati - pagamento aggiuntivo 4 €. Barca turistica Ljubljanica 3 La barca in legno chiamata »Ljubljanica« in partenza dal molo del porto di Breg, non solo offre le regolari tratte turistiche in barca, ma anche crociere sul fiume per feste private, complete di servizio ed animazione a bordo.

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Gourmet Cup Ljubljana: Unforgettable Culinary Gathering on the Slopes Invites You to Krvavec

The event, organized for the eighth consecutive year by Jezeršek gostinstvo in partnership with Ljubljana Tourism, RTC Krvavec, and Koželj, House of Good Wine, is not just synonymous with top-notch…

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Vision and strategy

Creative atmosphere - Ljubljana is creative! Plečnik’s legacy - Plečnik’s Ljubljana is one of the most important total works of art of the twentieth century! At Ljubljana Tourism we work hard to increase the added value of tourism and achieve sustainable growth through high-quality green and innovative products that will also contribute to positioning Slovenia as a green boutique destination for five-star experiences.

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Where to grab a coffee in Ljubljana?

If you want to take coffee to go you have to bring your own cup, and if you want to buy some roasted coffee seeds as well. The most important cafe in Ljubljana as far as the introduction of specialty coffee culture is concerned is definitely Cafe Stow inside the City Museum.

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Polževo (630 m)

Podsmreka Castle near Višnja Gora was in fact the home of Emil Rothschütz (1836–1909), one of the most important beekeeping experts in Europe in his time. From the car park go up the steps next to the apiary, cross the road and you will see the signposts.

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