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Together for a Clean Ljubljanica

Together for a Clean Ljubljanica 18 Apr 2025 On Saturday, April 19, the traditional spring environmental campaign For a More Beautiful Ljubljana will conclude with the cleaning of the Ljubljanica River. Between 10:00 and 14:00, the Shoemaker’s Bridge (Čevljarski most) will transform into a cozy open-air living room, where passers-by can relax, enjoy live piano performances, or take part in creating a large collaborative drawing inspired by Ljubljana and the Ljubljanica.

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Urban culture off the beaten track: a walk along Celovška street

Trg prekomorskih brigad, a square just off Celovška street, is home to several vibrant and important cultural institutions. The one that gets the most attention is Kino Šiška, and rightly so. This old cinema was converted into a centre for urban culture in 2009 and has hosted a multitude of renowned musicians and visual artist since then.

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Summer in the city: how to stay cool in Ljubljana?

Več What to do in Ljubljana when the weather is very hot? Even though most of the city's main sights are outdoors, there are quite a few options available to enjoy our city while staying cool. Summer days in Ljubljana are just ideal for enjoying the day in one of the city's outdoor cafes, exploring numerous nature paths in and around Ljubljana, taking a swim or even learning how to sup on Ljubljanica river.

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Together, we establish appropriate conditions for so- cialising, education, and vocational activity. We also ensure equal treatment of everyone, including the most vulnerable groups. respect the local community and its daily rhythm; well-maintained and people-friendly public spaces; ensure a pleasant, inclusive, and sustainable environment; noise reduction and responsible use of natural resources; protect natural and cultural heritage; inclusion of all visitor groups, including vulnerable groups; the creation of conditions for quality living, working, learning, and socialising – for all who live, work, or visit this part of the city. strengthen the image of Ljubljana as a responsible and hospitable tourist destination.

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City buses

The Urbana card is available from LPP ticket offices, tourist information centres and most of the city's newspaper kiosks, news-stands and post offices. The card is priced at €2.00 and can store up to €50.00 of credit to be spent on city bus fares.

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Slovenian potica

With all of you who haven't yet dared to bake this queen of the holiday table, we share a classic recipe for walnut potica. Every family has its own recipe, often passed down from generation to…

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Festive December in Ljubljana

Ljubljana Tourist Information Centre (TIC) Tours of the Festively Decorated Ljubljana Ljubljana’s festive lighting is one of the most beautiful in Europe. Join a guided tour and discover the story behind its creation. https://www.visitljubljana.com/en/visitors/tours-and-trips/?

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Šmarna gora: route via Spodnja Kuhinja (669 m)

It is also known as the “Path over the Roots” – for reasons that will soon become apparent! This is the most popular route up Šmarna Gora, on which you will meet other hikers from early morning until late in the evening. The route is not exposed, but it is quite steep, with frequent tree roots on the path and some rocky sections.

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Roaming the flowering meadows in the Ljubljana Marshes

Among the latter, my favourite flower is the endangered leper lily, known for announcing the arrival of the spring, and, most importantly, the end of the winter in the marshes. The Ljubljana Marshes measure 163 square kilometres in size or about one percent of the country and are home to the endangered Fritillaria Meleagris.

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Ljubljana wins the digitalisation award in the European Capital of Smart Tourism 2020 competition

© Gostilna Pri Kolovratu The jury recognized Ljubljana's efforts in the field of smart solutions on the basis of our city's candidature, presenting its most important measures and plans in the fields of sustainable development, accessibility, digitalisation, cultural heritage and creativity.

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