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  • International ICCA statistics for 2016 – Excellent results for Ljubljana

    The trend of exponential growth has been present over the past five decades. In the latest ICCA statistics, Paris is the number one city destination with 196 events in 2016. It was the highest ranking destination also in 2014. In the top 5 of the 2016 list we can also find Vienna, Barcelona, London and Berlin - it is the same group of cities as in 2015 although the order is somewhat different with the German capital being at this year's top.

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  • Street theatre in Ljubljana: the story of Ana Monro

    We always like to show our appreciation for all the liveliness that they bring to the city streets by dropping a couple of coins in their tip jar and we are sure you’ll want to do the same. All photos by: Ana Monro archive.

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  • Street theatre in Ljubljana: the story of Ana Monro

    We always like to show our appreciation for all the liveliness that they bring to the city streets by dropping a couple of coins in their tip jar and we are sure you’ll want to do the same. All photos by: Ana Monro archive.

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  • Street theatre in Ljubljana: the story of Ana Monro

    We always like to show our appreciation for all the liveliness that they bring to the city streets by dropping a couple of coins in their tip jar and we are sure you’ll want to do the same. All photos by: Ana Monro archive.

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  • Gregorčki on the Gradaščica: Closing the LUV Fest and Welcoming Spring

    Gregory’s Day Since its start on February 8, LUV Fest has been offering numerous concerts, performances, creative workshops, themed city tours, and exhibitions. Until March 12, visitors can enjoy special culinary offerings in Ljubljana’s restaurants and pastry shops, take advantage of festival discounts at select retailers, indulge in pampering packages at Ljubljana’s hotels, and admire artistic installations and unique street decorations throughout the city.

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  • It’s all about Medical Science this week in Ljubljana

    Taste the culture Among the social events, two of the function venues in high demand were used, respectively. ESRA took their gala dinner to one of the city landmarks – Ljubljana Castle, while Alzheimer Europe held its gala event in the historic Grand Union Hall at the Grand Hotel Union.

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  • Gregorčki on the Gradaščica: Closing the LUV Fest and Welcoming Spring

    Gregory’s Day Since its start on February 8, LUV Fest has been offering numerous concerts, performances, creative workshops, themed city tours, and exhibitions. Until March 12, visitors can enjoy special culinary offerings in Ljubljana’s restaurants and pastry shops, take advantage of festival discounts at select retailers, indulge in pampering packages at Ljubljana’s hotels, and admire artistic installations and unique street decorations throughout the city.

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  • Culinary festival November Gourmet Ljubljana

    Various restaurants and catering providers will create their own menus and selected hotels will offer their own packages. Additionally, something very special will be aimed at the cooking enthusiasts among the general public.

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  • A New Gem on the Ljubljana Skyline

    With its 89 metres of height, it is now the tallest building in Slovenia and a city landmark that sets an array of new engineering standards. With its first-class technological and ecological materials, its own solar power plant, modern sophisticated architecture with a shimmering glass facade and an elegant and comfortable interior design, it creates a unique new type of public space in the city.

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  • https://www.visitljubljana.com/assets/Dobre-prakse-Turizma-Ljubljana/2025_6_Best-Practices-of-Ljubljana-Tourism_Accessibility_ENG.pdf

    The project aligns with the principles of sustainable tourism, smart tourism, and social responsibility, as it promotes an inclusive visitor experience and enhances the quality of the destination for all. Ljubljana Tourism’s membership in SOAKO – the City of Ljubljana Council for the Removal of Architectural and Communication Barriers – plays a significant role. SOAKO is an advisory body to the Mayor, connecting representatives of people with impairments to the city administration and policy implementers.

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