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Summer in the city: how to stay cool in Ljubljana?
More What to do in Ljubljana when the weather is very hot? Even though most of the city's main sights are outdoors, there are quite a few options available to enjoy our city while staying cool. Summer days in Ljubljana are just ideal for enjoying the day in one of the city's outdoor cafes, exploring numerous nature paths in and around Ljubljana, taking a swim or even learning how to sup on Ljubljanica river.
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Invader in Ljubljana
Invader in Ljubljana © Alenka Sršen © Luka Esenko © Alenka Sršen © Mostphotos Book Discover Invader's street art in Ljubljana with our amazing guide. The world-famous French street artist Invader visited Ljubljana for the first time in 2006 and last at the beginning of 2021.
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LUV hotel offerings
The package includes: Bed and breakfast for two people in a superior room A welcome drink for two, sparkling wine and a bouquet of cut flowers upon arrival to the room A boat cruise on the Ljubljanica River A 60-minute relaxing massage for two in your hotel room A surprise gift Possibility of early check-in and late check-out More info and reservation at the Heritage Hotel Romantic Getaway High Above the City Delight your loved one with an indulgent escape at the InterContinental, Ljubljana's most elegant hotel.
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Kayaking on Ljubljanica river from Ljubljana Marshes to the Triple Bridge
A relaxing rowing trip down the river Ljubljanica, which takes you from the village of Podpeč to the Ljubljana city centre, across the entire width of the Ljubljana Marshes Nature Park, can be great fun for both experienced rowers and those who have never rowed a boat before.
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Little Castle
The chapel is considered to be one of Slovenia's and Europe's earliest and most important Romanesque monuments. Inside the chapel there are remains of Gothic and Baroque frescoes. Opombe A tourist visit of the chapel is possible on prior appointment only.
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Slovenia – the cradle of civilisation?
That’s entertainment: the 60,000-year-old flute There is a cave in the steep hillside of Sebrelje Plateau, situated in the Divje Babe Archaeological Park just 60km from Ljubljana, that is considered to be one of the most important Stone Age sites in the world. In it were found the bones of more than 60 different animal species – most significantly those of a cave bear – plus tools made of stone and bone and remains of fire pits used by the Ice Age people.
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Slovenia – the cradle of civilisation?
That’s entertainment: the 60,000-year-old flute There is a cave in the steep hillside of Sebrelje Plateau, situated in the Divje Babe Archaeological Park just 60km from Ljubljana, that is considered to be one of the most important Stone Age sites in the world. In it were found the bones of more than 60 different animal species – most significantly those of a cave bear – plus tools made of stone and bone and remains of fire pits used by the Ice Age people.
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Active Holidays
Alongside cultural landmarks, you can explore the rich animal and plant life of the Ljubljanica River. Recognised as one of the most cycling-friendly cities in the world, Ljubljana boasts around 230 kilometres of well-maintained cycling paths.
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Volčji Potok Arboretum – a walk among millions of flowers
The Arboretum is actually most visited horticultural facility in Slovenia and in 1950 was even declared as cultural and natural heritage of national importance. Most visitors like to visit Arboretum during the spring flowers shows, where they can walk among millions of daffodils, colorful tulips and other spring flowers.
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Winter fun and night sledding at Velika planina
As hard it is to believe, a trip above the foggy lowlands of Central Slovenia usually surprises with sunshine and a true winter wonderland. The most easily accessible mountain idyll to experience sledding, snowshoe walking, skiing, and other winter activities close to Ljubljana?
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