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Ljubljana is the recipient of the Slovenia Green Destination PLATINUM label

Additionally, Ljubljana received the Energy Globe Award 2021 for the Green Purchase Chain project in Slovenia, and the Green Destinations Story Award for the Online Culture project. Last year, it was ranked among the 100 most sustainable destinations in the world for the seventh year in a row, while Lonely Planet even ranked it among the eight most sustainable cities in the world.

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Ljubljana is the recipient of the Slovenia Green Destination PLATINUM label

Additionally, Ljubljana received the Energy Globe Award 2021 for the Green Purchase Chain project in Slovenia, and the Green Destinations Story Award for the Online Culture project. Last year, it was ranked among the 100 most sustainable destinations in the world for the seventh year in a row, while Lonely Planet even ranked it among the eight most sustainable cities in the world.

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Ljubljana-Škofja Loka

From there, continue to hike uphill to Osolnik and then descend to Puštal and Škofja Loka. For the most part the route follows pleasant forest paths and tracks, with occasional sections of macadam or – more rarely – asphalt road. It passes through forest, crosses open meadows, rises and falls over ridges and takes you past some of the most popular destinations in the Polhov Gradec Dolomites.

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Ljubljana–Kamnik

Kamnik is also an excellent starting point for various hiking trips to the surrounding peaks. The most famous of them is the high-mountain plateau of Velika Planina, where the Alpine herdsmen take their cows each summer. Kamnik is separated from Ljubljana by just over 26 kilometres of cycling route.

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Shopping centres in Ljubljana

The largest shopping centres, however, are located on the outskirts of the city. Most of the city centre shops are open from 8:00 to 19:00 on weekdays and from 8:00 to 13:00 on Saturdays.  Suburban shopping centres are open from morning to evening on weekdays and Saturdays except for public holidays.

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Renovated Plečnik House opened its doors

So called " Plečnik's Ljubljana", is considered to be one of the 20th century's most important total works of art. In designing Ljubljana, the nation's new capital, Plečnik tried to use modern approaches while modelling the city on ancient Athens.

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Accommodation in Ljubljana

Ljubljana provides a wide range of accommodation facilities. The city currently offers 3,910 hotel rooms, most of them in 4* and 3* properties. Many hotels are centrally located (totalling to nearly 2.200 rooms in the 3- to 5.star range) and are either within walking distance or up to 3 km from the picturesque Old Town, the key institutions or the larger congress venues in the city. 

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Ljubljana is the Best European Destination for a Spring Break

Ljubljana is traditional, historical, modern and creative, they added. European Best Destinations is one of the most visited online platforms dedicated to promoting tourism and culture in Europe, catering to both travellers and tourism professionals as well as media outlets.

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Maintz, Rohde, Honda Rosenberg, Dahl

Since then, acclaimed performers and educators from some of Europe’s most prestigious music institutions have returned to Ljubljana each year. Among them are cellist Jens-Peter Maintz (Berlin and Madrid), violist Hartmut Rohde (Berlin and London), violinist Latica Honda Rosenberg (Berlin), bassoonist Ole Kristian Dahl (Mannheim), and pianists Evgeny Sinaiski (Vienna), Ken Nakasako (Berlin), Naoko Sonoda (Berlin and Weimar), and Rie Shimada (Mannheim and Frankfurt).

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PLEČNIK AND A-CAPPELLA 2026: Ave Chamber Choir (Choir conductor: Ambrož Čopi)

The Ave Chamber Choir has been active since 1984 and is considered one of the most important Slovenian chamber choirs. It was founded in Ljubljana under the leadership of Andraž Hauptman. It brings together singers from Slovenia and the diaspora and regularly performs both at home and abroad (Europe, the Americas, Africa).

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