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Polhov Gradec

On a nearby hill Gora (824 m) settlements reach as far back as the Iron Age, while in Roman times a settlement Ad Nonum stood close by.

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Free english guided tour of the "Slovenes in the 20th century" exhibition

Discover the history of Slovenes in the 20th century with the National Museum of Contemporary History of Slovenia.

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Retro-gamer's LUV in the Computer Museum

On the evening of Valentine's Day, February 14, 2025, from 6 PM to 9 PM, under soft lighting with a touch of romantic nostalgia, our hearts will rhythmically beat in pixel graphics, accompanied by…

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Cycling Through Summer

Sightseeing tour of Ljubljana by bicycle Discover the most important sights of Ljubljana outside the city centre in an environmentally friendly and active way. Compared to other capitals, Ljubljana is very compact, very green, and very cyclist-friendly, which makes it a great place to explore by bicycle.

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uHotel

uHotel © Union Hotels © Janez Marolt © uHotel/ Janos Grapow © Marko Delbello Ocepek © uHotel/ Janos Grapow A city centre hotel in an exclusive location combining friendliness with professionalism in serving its guests for over 30 years. The hotel provides guests with free use of the business centre, sauna, fitness, free internet in hotel rooms, secured parking in the hotel garage, ...

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EvilEve, unique leather products

Nestled in one of Ljubljana’s most picturesque streets, EvilEve is a handcrafted boutique and workshop where designer Eva Breznikar infuses her leather creations with personality, boldness, and…

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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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Bloom Hotel

It is located in a small square at the foot of the castle hill, just a few steps to the old city centre's vibrant streets and Ljubljanica river embankments and their numerous restaurants, bars and shops. Room amenities: cable TV/satellite TV, phone, toilet, shower, wireless internet access (Wi-Fi) safety deposit box, hairdryer, air conditioning, additional bed, baby cot.

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Dragon Carnival in the streets of Ljubljana

The Dragon carnival traditionally held in Ljubljana consists of a large Shrovetide carnival parade through the city's streets and a programme of entertainment held in the centrally located Kongresni trg square. The carnival parade includes, among others, a number of typical Slovenian carnival figures rooted in pagan tradition, such as 'kurent', 'laufar', 'morostar' and several others. 

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Slovenian folk dances by the Ljubljanica

Their aim is to bring this heritage closer to the residents of Ljubljana and passing tourists, offering an enriching experience to their evenings spent in the city center. At 5.30 p.m. a procession along the Ljubljana streets starts on Prešernov trg Square and moves towards Mesarski most Bridge, where the main dance performance takes place.

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