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Tabor Cultural Quarter

The Tabor cultural quarter was founded in 2011 on the initiative of the Bunker Institute and brings together various cultural, educational, artistic, and other organisations. Together, they strive to…

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Tabor Cultural Quarter

The Tabor cultural quarter was founded in 2011 on the initiative of the Bunker Institute and brings together various cultural, educational, artistic, and other organisations. Together, they strive to…

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The Path of Remembrance and Comradeship

The Liberation Army marched into Ljubljana on 9 May 1945, after the city had been enclosed by barbed wire for 1,170 days. The construction of the Path of Remembrance and Comradeship began soon after the war and was completed in 1985.

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Ljubljana Tourism's most notable awards

Read more 24 Feb 2026 Ljubljana Named Europe's Best Creative City Destination 2026 Ljubljana has been awarded the title of Europe's Best Creative City Destination 2026 at the 13th Creative Tourism Awards.

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

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.  This year the Green Destinations organisation also gave the “Best of Cities” award to Ljubljana at one of the world’s biggest and most important tourism trade fairs, ITB Berlin.

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"Green miracle" Ljubljana voted best destination in Europe

A city of good practices that inspires destinations across the world. Above all, however, Ljubljana is a city created for and with its citizens, a place where it is good to live, work, invest and settle with one’s family, one’s project, one’s start-up.”

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Creative Ljubljana

Is Ljubljana the European capital with the most creativity per square metre? We think so. This is a city where every corner breathes with its own unique story, and where art, innovation, and tradition constantly intertwine. Ljubljana is not just a city of galleries, but a vibrant ecosystem of ideas, where every street, café, or creative studio can become a stage for inspiration.

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Ljubljana Castle, standing on a hill above the city for about 900 years, is Ljubljana's main... https://www.visitljubljana.com/en/visitors/tours-and-trips/historical-city-centre-and-ljubljana-castle/ Open Kitchen on a Platter – The Gourmet Ljubljana Tasting Menus Are you up for a gourmet adventure?

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SUSTAINABILITY INDICATORS 2022 2023 2024 Environmental Indicators Share of protected nature in the destination's area 20 20 20 Number of landscape parks in the destination 4 4 4 Share of separately collected waste in the City Municipality of Ljubljana 70,4 69,9 68,9 Share of recycled municipal solid waste (incl. composting, excl. incineration) 48 46,6 46,5 Average annual concentration of PM 2.5 particles in the air 15 14 14 Average annual concentration of PM 10 particles in the air 21 20 20 Share of centrally treated wastewater 93 90 90 Length of cycling paths in the destination per 100,000 inhabitants ** 149 165 Area of green and blue spaces per 100,000 inhabitants (in ha) 6804 6731 6731* Number of BicikeLJ bicycle rental stations 84 85 85 Number of bicycles in the BicikeLJ system 850 850 850 Number of e-bike rental stations 17 35 41 Number of e-bikes for rent 75 125 225 Area exclusively for non-motorized traffic (in ha) 17 20 20 Number of Kavalirs (electric vehicles in the city center) ** 8 8 Number of city public transport buses 218 218 218 Number of drinking fountains ** 59 60 Economic Indicators Number of arrivals 922.673 1.113.510 1.276.455 Number of overnight stays 1.973.981 2.299.336 2.590.898 Number of rooms 7.423 8.059 8.165 Spending by foreign visitors (in EUR) 199 174 160 Share of hotel rooms with a sustainability certificate 14 16 16 Share of Top 10 attractions with a sustainability certificate 10 10 10 Number of months in which 80% of visitors arrive 9 9 9 Socio-Cultural Indicators Citizen satisfaction (percentage of citizens with a positive attitude towards tourism) 73 76 74 Number of city public transport buses with space for disabled persons 218 218 218 Number of buses with an entry ramp for passengers in wheelchairs and with baby strollers 199 200 200 *The latest data is not yet available.

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Research and Analysis

The increased tourist visitation affects the quality of life in the city, bringing both benefits and challenges to its inhabitants. We examine these aspects annually to assess how residents perceive the relationship between tourism and quality of life.

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