The Ljubljana Central market designed by Slovenian architect Jože Plečnik stretches between the Triple bridge and the Dragon bridge. It is positioned on the banks of Ljubljanica river and is next to the Ljubljana cathedral. The colonnade that resembles the Bernini colonnade at the saint Peter's square was built between 1940 and 1944. Plečnik also planned to build a bridge that would connect...

Most museums and galleries in Ljubljana tend to be free on the first Sunday of the month. ...

With 542 square metres of public green space per resident, Ljubljana is one of the european greenest capitals. With numerous parks, forests and other green spaces you are always just a few steps from nature. The largest park in Ljubljana is Tivoli City Park. Located on the western outskirts of the Center District, it is just a five minute walk from Prešeren Square. ...

The symbol of Ljubljana is the Ljubljana dragon and is also depicted on the coat of arms of the City of Ljubljana. One of the bridges in Ljubljana and a popular tourist spot is the Dragon bridge which has 4 Dragons on each side guarding the bridge. The Ljubljana dragon has it's origins in the legend of Jason and the Argonauts. It is...

Even though Ljubljana can't compare in size with other famous European cities like Barcelona, Vienna or Paris you can still find a lot of interesting traits on a relatively small space. One of the cool features of the city are definitively facades. From Baroque to contemporary, from standard to peculiar, facade gazing will for sure keep you busy for at least a day....

Slovenia borders Italy to the west, Croatia to the south, Hungary to the east and Austria to the north. ...

Žale Central Cemetery is located north of the city centre of Ljubljana and is the biggest cemetery in the city and also in Slovenia. It was built in 1906 and in May of the same year first burial took place. Due to a growing population of Ljubljana and a law from the Austrian trade order that gave prior right to citizens at issuing...

Every self-respecting city in Europe has to have a castle. And one of the most iconic buildings in Ljubljana is the Ljubljana castle. It can be seen from different parts of the city. Standing above the red roofs of the medieval town, it offers nice views and is so popular among tourists and locals.  There are numerous paths leading to the top, but...