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  • Top things to do in Ljubljana

    Good for: culture lovers, repeat visitors, urban explorers, curious walkers How long: 2 hours to a day More on Ljubljana's cultural quarters Follow creativity across the city Ljubljana’s creative side is not kept behind one museum door. It lives in studios, workshops, galleries, small shops, cultural venues and neighbourhood spaces across the city. Through Creative Ljubljana, visitors can meet designers, artists, craftspeople and makers who connect tradition with fresh ideas.

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  • Lakes in the Greater Ljubljana Region

    What to do in Ljubljana in fine weather? On rainy days, there are all sorts of indoor options, from museums to shopping to trampoline parks to food, wine, beer, and coffee tastings. But when the sun is out, I recommend that you do as the locals will—head to one of the parks or lakes in Ljubljana’s surroundings.

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  • https://www.visitljubljana.com/assets/Dokumenti-PDF/Statisticni-podatki/Raziskava-mescani/Ljubljana-residents-attitude-towards-tourism_2024.pdf

    The most common activities during their visits include walking, running errands, visiting cafés and restaurants, and shopping. 4,0 7,0 7,5 9,0 18,5 23,5 25,0 28,0 29,0 37,0 40,5 48,5 55,5 64,5 0 20 40 60 80 100 Other Cinema visit Attending sports events Education (studies, courses, etc.) Visiting galleries, museums Work Attending performances Attending concerts Visiting friends Dining out Shopping Visiting cafés/bars Running errands Walking Number of Events in the Districts (in %) More events should be organised in the district community where I live (statement).

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  • Lakes in the Greater Ljubljana Region

    What to do in Ljubljana in fine weather? On rainy days, there are all sorts of indoor options, from museums to shopping to trampoline parks to food, wine, beer, and coffee tastings. But when the sun is out, I recommend that you do as the locals will—head to one of the parks or lakes in Ljubljana’s surroundings.

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  • Art That Interrupts the Everyday and Takes Us by Surprise

    On Čufarjeva Street, just beyond Ljubljana’s historic old town, spring has arrived ahead of time, ushered in by a luminous installation composed of stems, shoots, buds, and blossoms that evoke the…

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  • Art That Interrupts the Everyday and Takes Us by Surprise

    On Čufarjeva Street, just beyond Ljubljana’s historic old town, spring has arrived ahead of time, ushered in by a luminous installation composed of stems, shoots, buds, and blossoms that evoke the…

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  • A Culinary Revolution – the European Food Summit

    At the Kresija Gallery, enjoy an urban culinary experience by Janez Bratovž (JB Restaurant), and at the Museum of Illusions, Jorg Zupan (Atelje Restaurant) will lead you on a fantastic adventure of mirages and illusions. At the charming atrium of the Ljubljana Town Hall, an urban main course will be served by Chef Igor Jagodic (Strelec Restaurant), while atop the Ljubljana Castle walls, with a spectacular view of Ljubljana’s ancient centre, Chef Peter Kovač (Maxim Restaurant) will be preparing an authentic medieval meal.

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  • A Culinary Revolution – the European Food Summit

    At the Kresija Gallery, enjoy an urban culinary experience by Janez Bratovž (JB Restaurant), and at the Museum of Illusions, Jorg Zupan (Atelje Restaurant) will lead you on a fantastic adventure of mirages and illusions. At the charming atrium of the Ljubljana Town Hall, an urban main course will be served by Chef Igor Jagodic (Strelec Restaurant), while atop the Ljubljana Castle walls, with a spectacular view of Ljubljana’s ancient centre, Chef Peter Kovač (Maxim Restaurant) will be preparing an authentic medieval meal.

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  • https://www.visitljubljana.com/assets/Ljubljana-in-Foreign-Media/Palmer_Baby-Boomer-in-Ljubljana.pdf

    Plecnik died in 1957 and the house he built for himself is now a museum – but with a difference. Everything in it is exactly as it was the day he died, right down to the crockery in the kitchen, his sketches, crayons and spectacles in the study and his humble single bed.

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  • A Culinary Revolution – the European Food Summit

    At the Kresija Gallery, enjoy an urban culinary experience by Janez Bratovž (JB Restaurant), and at the Museum of Illusions, Jorg Zupan (Atelje Restaurant) will lead you on a fantastic adventure of mirages and illusions. At the charming atrium of the Ljubljana Town Hall, an urban main course will be served by Chef Igor Jagodic (Strelec Restaurant), while atop the Ljubljana Castle walls, with a spectacular view of Ljubljana’s ancient centre, Chef Peter Kovač (Maxim Restaurant) will be preparing an authentic medieval meal.

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