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Beer Way to Freedom Tour

Take the train to the medieval town of Kamnik, the town with the most microbreweries per capita in the world. A guide will meet you at the Freedom Square (Slov. Trg svobode) in Kamnik and take you along the Path of Beer and Freedom. At various locations, you will enjoy a variety of beer snacks and taste beers from four different brewers, including a truly mythical beer.

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A circular ride with the Urban train

The Urban electric train will take you on an attractive circular tourist trail, which connects the main city attractions from the Town Hall to the Ljubljana Castle, the Špica embankment with the starting point for the Botanical Garden, the Trnovski pristan embankment, Plečnik House in Krakovo, the Roman wall, Križanke summer theatre, Slovenska cesta street, Kongresni trg square, Parliament and Prešernova cesta street. The passengers are able to get off at the Opera House to visit the Museum of Modern Art and the National Gallery or take a ride along the Cankarjeva cesta road to the Slovenska cesta road and the Ajdovščina stop and then continue via Dalmatinova ulica street and Miklošičeva cesta road across the Prešernov trg square to the final stop at the Town Hall.

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KoloParks in the Region

It is located in the centre of Rakitna, on the hillside above the kindergarten and the branch school, close to the outdoor gym and children's play areas, on an area of around 600 square metres. It has an elongated track of about 50 metres in length. It has a 180-degree turning circle at both ends. There are a total of 19 humps on the start and return sections.

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Ljubljana, a LGBT-friendly city

Get to know Ljubljana's strong LGBT rights movement When Slovenia was still part of the former Socialist Federative Republic of Yugoslavia, Ljubljana's Student Cultural Centre, better known as ŠKUC, founded its gay section, named Magnus. In 1984, the section organized Europe's first LGBT film festival, at the time known as the Magnus Festival.

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Cekin Mansion: National Museum of Contemporary History

The journey through recent Slovenian history takes visitors through six exhibition sections, from a First World War trench, through the time of the Kingdom of Serbs, Croats and Slovenians, past the conflagrations of the Second World War, through the turbulent post-war period and the time of the socialist regime and economy in the Socialist Federal Republic of Yugoslavia, and further on to the time of Slovenia's independence.  Schedule Daily from 10:00-18:00. Mondays and public holidays closed.

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Private Ljubljana love Stories

The tour will take you past the City Hall, where many citizens of Ljubljana tied the knot up to the Gornji trg square which has been a place for gatherings, dancing, and socializing. Many love stories started right there. Wondering about how they ended?

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Private Ljubljana Old Town & Ljubljana Castle Tour

The walk will take you across the Cobblers' Bridge and past the National and University Library and the Križanke Summer Theatre to the Kongresni trg square, from where you will continue to the Prešernov trg square, dominated by the Franciscan Church and connected to the Triple Bridge, and further on to Plečnik's Market and the Cathedral.

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Eurotox 2023 in Ljubljana - the power of international collaboration and sustainable event planning

The GR-Ljubljana Exhibition and Convention Centre itself proved to be an ideal venue for the congress, offering well-lit joined halls, 3,500 square meters of exhibition space adjacent to the plenary hall, and ample breakout rooms, totaling an impressive 12,000 square meters. With this layout, the event achieved a record-breaking industry and poster exhibition, featuring 81 exhibitors and approximately 600 posters.

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In order to obtain funding to build the new high school edifice, they sold a part of the famous Ursuline garden, which extended west from the church and monastery and is currently occupied by the commercial and arts complex in Trg republike (Republic Square). By erecting the building of the Ursuline high school, Plečnik delin- eated the appearance of the new Šubičeva Street.

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Ljubljana Stands Out Again with Creative Showcase at the Tour of Slovenia

Cyclists and bike acrobats performed spectacular acts at Ljubljana Castle, Prešeren Square, and Nebotičnik (Ljubljana Skyscraper), which were broadcast to millions of viewers around the world through the televised race and on social media.

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