Search

Waterside Cycling Route

The river served as the city’s principal commercial artery and supply route from Roman times until the arrival of the railway in the mid-nineteenth century. The architect Jože Plečnik left a decisive mark on the city with his arrangement of the river embankments in the old town centre, designing tree-lined promenades and creating or renovating a series of bridges over the river and its tributaries.

Read more

Ljubljana–Logatec

Ljubljana–Logatec © Andrej Tarfila Cycling into the heart of the Notranjska region The first mention of the town of Logatec dates from Roman times, when it developed as a strategically important outpost along the road connecting Aquileia and Emona (present-day Ljubljana).

Read more

Bike Park Cukarca

Advice from locals: Make the most of the park's full offerings, which include cycling trails, an adventure park, climbing walls, and the Beaver Bob educational trail, for a full day of outdoor fun. Location Bike Park Cukarca is located at Petrušnja vas 37, near Šentvid pri Stični, just a few kilometres from Ivančna Gorica.

Read more

GROSUPLJE: IN THE EMBRACE OF FLOWERS AND BUTTERFLIES (Road)

The trail around Radensko polje starts and ends at the Boštanj Castle. Only the remains of the walls remind us of the once magnificent edifice. And as an interesting aside, Rihard Blagaj was born in the castle, after whom the first protected flower in Slovenia, the Daphne Blagayana, was named.

Read more

Early Christian Centre

A later centre of Christian life in Emona developed along the city’s western wall, parts of which are still preserved on Erjavčeva Street, next to Cankarjev dom. Like most Emonan houses, the original building was privately owned, but it was later transformed into an early Christian complex.

Read more

Hotel Heritage

Here you’ll stay in the heart of the playful city core, surrounded by the most important sights, restaurants and bars while enjoying the peaceful silence surrounded by centuries-old stone walls in the quiet shelter of the shortest street in town. Schedule Reception opening hours: 7.00 - 22.00, seven days a week Capacities Rooms:20 Beds:40 Entrance fee Approximate price per person in a double room: €200.00 - €270.00 Room amenities Bed linen Towels Free WiFi in the rooms Option of children's bed rental Shower Minibar Room service Additional offer Free WiFi Designated smoking area Restaurant in the accommodation facility Breakfast included in the accommodation price Air conditioning Luggage room Option of renting a safe box Transfer from the airport Lift Breakfast room Terms and conditions of payment Cash Eurocard/Mastercard Visa Diners Maestro/Cirrus Notes Limited Car Access (Pedestrian Zone) Languages of communication: Slovenian, English, German, Croatian, Serbian Contacts Čevljarska ulica 2 1000 Ljubljana Email: [email protected] Web site: Hotel Heritage Map Help us improve the site Did you find the information you were looking for?

Read more

Volčji Potok Arboretum

The top of the castle hill can be reached along a gently sloping path. Apart from the remains of the mighty walls, it also offers a beautiful view of the Kamnik Alps and of a broad surrounding area. The Arboretum is worth visiting in all seasons.

Read more

Bike Park Cukarca

Advice from locals: Make the most of the park's full offerings, which include cycling trails, an adventure park, climbing walls, and the Beaver Bob educational trail, for a full day of outdoor fun. O lokaciji Bike Park Cukarca se nahaja v Petrušnji vasi 37, v bližini Šentvida pri Stični, le nekaj kilometrov od Ivančne Gorice.

Read more

Slovene Museum of Christianity and Stična Monastery

The Slovene Museum of Christianity shows a permanent collection on the history of the Stična Monastery and the most important chapters in the history of Roman Catholic religion in Slovenian inhabited areas, as well as a number of works of sacral art. Visitors to the museum can view the parts of the monastery open to the public, including the monastery's basilica, famous for its Baroque altar and frescoes.

Read more

Weaving from A to Z

You’ll probably catch your first sight of Mojca Tomšič at the loom from outdoors, behind the glass walls of the Slovene Ethnographic Museum (SEM) weaving studio. This is where she and her childhood friend Barbara Lapuh have been working for almost twenty years, creating unique blankets, rugs, tablecloths, wraps, shawls, and other, smaller useful items.

Read more