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Socially responsible tourism in Ljubljana
Thanks to these projects, working in the fields of hospitality, fair trade, co-working, reuse, recycling, and several others, Ljubljana is a city whose soul is getting greener every day. In Ljubljana, you can find restaurants where you can taste excellent local food prepared and served by people who are difficult to employ or have special needs, cafés where you can enjoy truly delicious fair trade coffee, and shops where you can buy highly original recycled products and lovingly restored second-hand objects.
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Invader in Ljubljana
The price of the tour includes expert guidance with a local guide on a live ZOOM webinar Schedule April 2nd, 2021 – March 31st, 2022: Fridays at 16:00 Duration 1 hour Language English Price €12 per webinar Private live virtual guided tour A private live virtual guided tour is available every day. The price is 67 € per webinar. If you'd like to book it, please contact Ljubljana tourist guide services. Number of participants The tour requires a minimum of 6 participants to run.
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Tuštanj Castle
The castle has remained in the possession of the Pirnat family until the present day. It is the only castle in Slovenia to have never been nationalized. Tuštanj Castle has an inner courtyard with a fountain, surrounded by an arched portico.
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Escape Castle: Free the Dragon
A team playing Escape Castle: Free the Dragon can consist of two to four members. The game begins and ends in the Info center at the Ljubljana Castle. At the beginning of the game, you get a gaming…
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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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Brina Festival
Events as part of the festival Gourmet Ljubljana Roundtable Related content GRASHKA STREET FOOD MARKET Culinary events Beer and cuisine from both sides of the Mura River Culinary events Eco market Culinary events Holiday menu at Mihovec Culinary events Autumn menu at Lana's Corner Culinary events Ljubljana Wine Route: St. Martin's Day Culinary events Load more Help us improve the site Did you find the information you were looking for? Yes No Feedback.FORM_LEGEND_A11Y Comment (optional, and if you wish to receive our response, please specify it in the comment) Available characters: 255 Email (optional) Click 'Submit' to complete your submission.
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https://www.visitljubljana.com/assets/Dokumenti-PDF/Statisticni-podatki/Raziskava-med-tujimi-gosti/Characteristics-of-foreign-visitors-2024.pdf
Purpose of Visit: 25,8 % city break; 20,8 % culture; 16,6 % nature and exploration; 10,6 % shopping; 6,7 % gastronomy and wine; 7,1 % active sports holidays; 5,9 % visiting friends and relatives; 4,0 % business trip. Type of Accommodation: 49,2 % hotel; 22,3 % private apartment; 20,8 % will not stay overnight; 11,2 % hostel; 7,9 % bed & breakfast; 5,2 % at friends and relatives; 1,8 % campsite.
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Hostel Celica
Additionally, it holds numerous internationally recognized sustainability certifications that make it even more attractive to visit. Schedule Reception opening hours: 24 hours, seven days a week. Capacities Number of rooms Number of beds Room amenities Bed linen Towels Free WiFi in the rooms Shower Additional offer Free WiFi Restaurant in the accommodation facility Air conditioning Locker for storing luggage Option of renting a safe box Bike hire Transfer from the airport Breakfast room Eco-certificates Accessible to persons with movement disabilities Designated parking space for persons with movement disabilities Designated path from the car park/public transport to the building Designated entrance for persons with movement disabilities Adequate access to the building for persons with movement disabilities (hallways, staircase, lift, etc.)
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10th ECREA conference in Ljubljana
Developments in politics, economy, health and technology have transformed communication and created social unpredictability with potentially negative consequences. The four-day conference programme featured over 300 presentations within 25 thematic tracks. It brought together a wide range of experts and researchers from all over Europe, whose presentations and discussions contributed greatly to an already rich and dynamic programme.
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