Ljubljana (pop. 293,000) is one of the smallest European capitals. It’s never crowded – but also never boring. 50,000 university students give it its youthful appeal, and as an economic and cultural hub of Slovenia, it has a lot to offer to locals and visitors alike.
On 14 May 2020, the Slovenian government called an official end to the coronavirus epidemic, becoming the first country in Europe to do so. The quarantine is not in place anymore for EU citizens at the borders. However, the opening of borders will be gradual.
Read moreWe are happy to invite you to our tourist information center next to the Triple Bridge. Opening hours are from Monday to Friday from 9:00 to 17:00, Saturday 9:00 to 15:00. Safety rules are in place.
More about TIC LjubljanaTaking a boat tour, you can view Ljubljana’s bridges and the facades of many of the city’s famous buildings from a completely different angle.
Book them hereTake a hiking trip in one of the greenest cities in the world. Discover the best hiking opportunities in and around Ljubljana.
Explore the trailsWhen you visit Ljubljana, don't just enjoy the city. Take a trip off the beaten path and discover the surrounding Ljubljana Region.
Read moreSee the main sights of Ljubljana and its region from your home. Enjoy the 360-degree videos we prepared for you.
Take a virtual walkThe application categorizes the most important information you might need when visiting Ljubljana on a wheelchair. It offers general information on Ljubljana and an offline map of the city. You can explore the following categories: SLEEP, DRINK, EAT, SEE, DO, SHOP and TOILET.
Our souvenir shop is full of original items that will keep the memory of your Ljubljana expirience alive.
Ljubljana is located at the intersection of major European transportation routes, halfway between Vienna and Venice. It is easily accessible by train and by car, as well as by air, with Ljubljana's Jože Pučnik international airport only a short drive away.
