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Lecture: Arata Fuchi – The Organic Power of Metal

Japanese artist Arata Fuchi, winner of numerous international awards (including Premio Incinque Jewels 2024), will present his fascinating creative journey from Tokyo to Florence. 

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Exhibition of Colourful Artistic Jewellery with a Mokume Gane Workshop

At the workshop, under the guidance of Katja Benevol Gabrijelčič and Katarina Juvanc Šinkovec, you will learn how to create sophisticated patterns with nuances, contours, and metal sheets.

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The most interesting churches in Ljubljana

Here are the ones that I’d recommend. Church of St. John the Baptist It is said that the famous Slovenian poet France Prešeren and the author of the poem that became Slovenian national anthem met his muse Julija Primic in front of this church.

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National Gallery

The National Gallery's permanent collection, divided into sections according to historical periods, is comprised of nearly 600 works by Slovenian and European artists. Among other things, it includes medieval sacred art, works of art by the Baroque artists Gregorio Lazzarini in Giulio Quaglio, Biedermeier portraits by Jožef Tominc, neoclassical paintings by Franc Kavčič, works by the Realists Janez Šubic and Jurij Šubic, paintings by the popular Slovenian painter Ivana Kobilca, and the famous masterpieces of Slovenian Impressionism created by Ivan Grohar, Rihard Jakopič, and Matija Jama.

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Top brunch places in Ljubljana city centre

Hint: Don't say no to mimosas and check their Instagram, too. ;) Slovenska hiša (Slovenian house) – Your go-to when searching for a traditional Slovenian breakfast Slovenska hiša is offering food and drinks exclusively of Slovenian origin.

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Top brunch places in Ljubljana city centre

Hint: Don't say no to mimosas and check their Instagram, too. ;) Slovenska hiša (Slovenian house) – Your go-to when searching for a traditional Slovenian breakfast Slovenska hiša is offering food and drinks exclusively of Slovenian origin.

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Janče (792m)

You can reach Jevnica by passenger train from Ljubljana. Check the Slovenian Railways timetable here. Is the trail to Janče passable in all seasons? You can access Janče in all seasons. In winter, the trails can be icy in places, especially after snowfall, so crampons and hiking poles are recommended.

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Exploring Ljubljana by Bicycle

Number of participants The tour requires a minimum of one person to operate. The maximum number of participants is 10.  Departure point Slovenian Tourist Information Centre, Krekov trg 10 Duration 3 hours Language options English Notes The tour may be canceled due to bad weather.

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Rifuzl shop

In addition to local, organic and environmentally friendly products, this first Slovenian plastic-free grocery shop provides its shoppers with a fantastic feeling of filling their own containers from dispensers and proudly leaving the shop because they’re #plasticfree.

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