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Walking Tour of Ljubljana Old Town

Duration 1.5 hours Departure point TIC Ljubljana, Adamič-Lundrovo nabrežje 2, 1000 Ljubljana Number of participants minimum 2, maximum 25 people Languages Slovenian, English, Spanish* *Spanish available in July and August Additional information Book your tour online from this website or get your ticket at the TIC Ljubljana (Adamič-Lundrovo nabrežje 2)

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Lake Bled, Postojna Cave & Predjama Castle

The price includes transport tour guidance Schedule daily at 8:00 Duration 10.5 hours (full-day trip) Price €126.14 per adult €63.07 per child aged 2 to 10 Free per child below the age of 2 Price includes the online booking fee. Number of participants A minimum of 2 participants. Departure point The departure point shall be determined upon reservation. Language Slovenian, English Optional extras Bled Castle admission fee: €19.00 Pletna boat ride: €20.00 Postojna Cave and Predjama Castle admission fee: €42.50 Optional extras such as additional activities or visits to additional sights are payable in cash during the trip.

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Bled Lake and Bled Castle

The price includes transfers guidance Schedule daily at 8:00 am Duration 5.5 hours (half-day excursion) Price €73.14 per adult €36.57 per child aged 2 to 12 years Free for children under 2 years Price includes the online booking fee. Number of participants The excursion is run for a minimum of 2 people. Starting point From the guests’ hotel or by prior arrangement at booking.

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Balloon Adventure

Bled: Triglavska Roža, Ljubljanska cesta 27, 4260 Bled (free pick-up in Bled area; additional fee may apply outside Bled). Number of participants Minimum of 2 participants; maximum of 12 participants. Language options English Trip terms and conditions Flights operate only in suitable weather conditions (no strong winds, precipitation, or fog).

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Balloon Adventure

Bled: Triglavska Roža, Ljubljanska cesta 27, 4260 Bled (free pick-up in Bled area; additional fee may apply outside Bled). Number of participants Minimum of 2 participants; maximum of 12 participants. Language options English Trip terms and conditions Flights operate only in suitable weather conditions (no strong winds, precipitation, or fog).

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Walking Tour of Ljubljana Old Town

Duration 1.5 hours Departure point TIC Ljubljana, Adamič-Lundrovo nabrežje 2, 1000 Ljubljana Number of participants minimum 2, maximum 25 people Languages Slovenian, English, Spanish* *Spanish available in July and August Additional information Book your tour online from this website or get your ticket at the TIC Ljubljana (Adamič-Lundrovo nabrežje 2)

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Cultural venues

The alternative culture centre, which rose from a squat in former army barracks, brings together a variety of creative practices and events. It is home to a number of clubs and art studios. More about the venue Grand Hotel Union The beautiful Art Nouveau hotel is also home to various cultural events.

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Ljubljana Castle Time Machine

Schedule January, February, March, April, October, November, December: Saturdays and Sundays at 11:00 and 13:00 May, June, September: Monday–Friday at 13:00; Saturdays and Sundays at 11:00 and 13:00 July, August: daily at 11:00, 13:00 and 15:00 Duration 1 hour Price adults: €20.14 (without funicular) adults: €24.38 (with funicular) children from the age of 7, students, pensioners: €14.50 (without funicular) children from the age of 7, students, pensioners: €17.00 (with funicular) children up to 7 years: free Price includes the online booking fee. Number of participants max. 10 people Departure point Ljubljana Castle's Info Centre, Grajska planota 1, 1000 Ljubljana Languages The tour is conducted in English, and on the last Sunday of each month also in Slovenian.

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Slovenian potica

With all of you who haven't yet dared to bake this queen of the holiday table, we share a classic recipe for walnut potica. Every family has its own recipe, often passed down from generation to…

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Soon: The first hybrid Conventa Crossover

In this moment hybrid events seem to be the best answer to the current situation. An increasing number of meeting organizers have (at least temporarily) switched to such models, as people from countries where the epidemiological situation is deteriorating are able to join online, while those coming from areas with more relaxed restrictions can attend live.

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