A major meeting point in Ljubljana, where concerts, sport events, political events and other types of events take place.
Tivoli Park is Ljubljana's largest and most beautiful park, stretching right into the city centre. The best place to chill in summer.
According to local legends, when a virgin crosses the bridge, the dragons will wag their tails. Some local people have nicknamed this structure "mother-in-law" because of its fiery nature.
Butchers' Bridge has become home to the endearing and decidedly uncontroversial tradition of couples locking 'love padlocks' along the length of its steel wires.
The Triple Bridge is a perfect spot to admire the lovely cityscape and take some nice photos. The favorite postcard view of Ljubljana.
Perched on top of Castle Hill and dominating the city skyline to the south, Ljubljana’s magnificent castle is one of the city's main attractions. Leia mais.
One of the most important national educational and cultural institutions of Slovenia. It was established in 1774 by a decree released by the Empress Maria Theresa.
Cankarjev dom is the largest congress centre in Slovenia.
Open air theatre is considered to be one of the most beautiful and acoustic open-air venues in Slovenia - popular venue for performing arts.
Modern art. Interesting building inside and out.
A selection of 20th century works from its national collection.
Country's foremost ethnological museum responsible for the keeping, preservation, study and comprehension of collections of artefacts related to Slovenian and non-European material and culture.
Take a walk along a 1st century Roman road or meet the Underwater Troll in the "Search.for.Yourself" exhibition room.
Ljubljana's central market is more than just a place to shop: traditionally, it is also a place for the locals to meet and socialise.
Young people, who often hang out there on warm summer days, refer to it as "Ljubljana beach". Keep calm and watch the ducks.
