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Visitors to Ljubljana who purchase their Urbana card from a Tourist Information Centre and keep the receipt can return the card to the place of purchase when they no longer need it and claim a €2.00 refund. A single journey fare is €1.30.

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Discover green Ljubljana with a bicycle

But if you decide to be more thorough with your exploring our beautiful green gem we call Ljubljana, why not renting a bicycle at the Tourist Information Centre? If you own a Ljubljana Card, then enjoy four hours of bike riding for free. Now that’s a lot of sightseeing. See green Ljubljana from a biker’s perspective Getting around town on a bicycle is so easy and fast and there’s so much more to see than the city centre, so I suggest you hop on your rented two wheeler and take a tour.

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Flower baskets in Ljubljana’s Old Town

The flower baskets you see in all the main squares and the majority of streets in Ljubljana’s historic town centre have become a distinctive feature in many photographs of Ljubljana. Help us improve the site Did you find the information you were looking for?

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Dormouse Adventure Park, Polhov Gradec

The park is designed in such a way that through a blend of fantasy and real life it creates experiences that encourage children to get out into the fresh air and, in an unobtrusive manner, teaches them about the nature and culture of Polhov Gradec. The path through the park is easily accessible and circular, beginning and ending by Polhov Gradec Manor. A “Dormouse Activity Book”, which children can complete during the adventure, is available to purchase at the manor.

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Ljubljana won the award for the most original destination at the 30th Tour of Slovenia

At Prešeren Square, 44 cyclists from the Šprikla Cycling Club, promoting cycling culture and healthy competitive spirit, performed a synchronized bicycle choreography on BicikeLJ bikes. At Ljubljana Castle, an acrobat cycled up the observation tower, while three acrobats on legendary Rog bikes descended vertically from Nebotičnik Skyscraper.

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Ljubljana again makes the list of the world’s most sustainable destinations

It was designed by Ljubljana Tourism in cooperation with professionals for cultural tourism. Ljubljana first made the Global Top 100 Sustainable Destinations in 2014 and has retained its place on the list this year, making it the most decorated city for sustainable tourism achievements and the only city in the world to make the list five times. 

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Traditional Slovenian evening - culinary and folklore evening

This traditional Slovenian evening with live music combines the delicacies of Slovenian cuisine, learning about our cultural heritage, and great entertainment. You will learn to dance the polka and the waltz, try traditional fun games such as the pillow dance and hat dance, and experience how the Slovenians have been entertaining themselves for centuries.

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Menačenk's Homestead

Menačenk's Homestead © The archive of KD Franc Bernik © The archive of KD Franc Bernik © The archive of KD Franc Bernik Menačenk's Homestead is a small ethnographic museum showing the cultural heritage of the small town of Domžale, well known for its long tradition of craftsmanship. The homestead, locally called Pr' Menačn'k, was built at the turn of the 20th century as the home and workshop of a tailor's family.

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Ana srčna

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Heritage, Inspiration. Researchers at Work

Researchers at Work Photo Exhibition © Arne Hodalič 30 Jun - 31 Jul 2025 Gallusovo nabrežje (Gallus Embankment), 1000 Ljubljana At the Faculty of Arts, University of Ljubljana, researchers in the humanities and social sciences—particularly in art history, literary history, history, linguistics, archaeology, and ethnology—explore various forms of tangible and intangible cultural heritage. Through this, they help preserve historical memory and the identity of time and place, while also developing methods for documenting, protecting, and interpreting heritage.

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