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Top art museums and galleries in Ljubljana
Top art museums and galleries in Ljubljana Ljubljana is the city of an exceptional artistic life. Its rich legacy is complemented by a lively contemporary art scene.
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Grand Hotel Union - renowned, luxurious, historic
Grand Hotel Union also boasted the largest hall in this part of Europe, considered an excellent technological achievement due to its complex iron roof structure. The hall was the largest concert hall in Ljubljana and the Balkans for a long time, accommodating up to 1400 people. A room at Grand Hotel Union, early 20th century.
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Castle hill and Šance
This interesting strolling area pleasantly shaded by trees was redesigned by the architect Jože Plečnik based on the remains of a fort that was, back in the 16th century, connected to Ljubljana Castle by an extension of the castle walls. Contacts Map Help us improve the site Did you find the information you were looking for?
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Exhibition Between Nature and Culture
In the permanent exhibition, the museum curators and researchers enable their stories to be told - the rich array of purposes for which our predecessors made objects, used them, and through time and…
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Giuseppe Verdi: The Troubadour, opera in four acts
Giuseppe Verdi, the Shakespeare of musical theatre, evolved from an internationally successful Italian maestro with The Troubadour, considered the jewel of his opus, into a true opera king, conquering and captivating hearts across the world's latitudes and longitudes. The story, set at the beginning of the 15th century, has enchanted the audiences. The Troubadour is an opera about war and death, but it is also an opera of great emotions and love.
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Orchestra dell'Accademia Nazionale di Santa Cecilia, Magdalena Kožená - mezzo-soprano, Daniel Harding - conductor
Founded in 1908, it numbers some of the most important musicians of the twentieth century among its past conductors, including Gustav Mahler, Claude Debussy, Camille Saint-Saëns, Igor Stravinsky, Jean Sibelius, Paul Hindemith, Herbert von Karajan and Claudio Abbado.
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Dol pri Ljubljani
In the past, its area was closely connected with the Sava river, a major travel and trade route before the introduction of the railway.
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