Let’s Get Down to Business in Ljubljana

Ljubljana, the picturesque capital of Slovenia, offers a unique blend of history and modern charm. Wander through the cobblestone streets of the old town, enjoy the view from Ljubljana Castle, and relax by the Ljubljanica River. With its vibrant arts scene and excellent cuisine, it’s an ideal destination.

Tasty Market Walk

Experience the vibrant energy and diverse flavors of Ljubljana’s Central Market with a culinary walk through its bustling aisles. Discover the stories behind the scenes that make the market a symbol of pride for the city. Sample a variety of local delicacies from across Slovenia, including homemade cheeses, authentic honey, and freshly harvested vegetables. With stops at seven culinary hotspots, enjoy sparkling wines and learn about Ljubljana’s and Slovenia’s rich gastronomic traditions. Chat with vendors, shop for local products, and soak in the market’s lively atmosphere—it’s the best way to immerse yourself in the heart of the city.

The Beer Way to Freedom

Explore Kamnik, Slovenia’s medieval treasure with the highest concentration of microbreweries per capita.

The tour starts at Freedom Square, where you’ll sample beers from four local breweries, including a brew inspired by local legends.

As you stroll through the picturesque streets, your guide will share stories about the city and its folklore, culminating in a tour of Kamnik’s largest brewery to learn the secrets of beer-making.

Ljubljana Wins Gold Award for Inclusion and Diversity

The European Commission awarded Ljubljana a gold prize in Brussels for promoting diversity and inclusion. The city secured first place in the category for addressing violence against women by creating safe spaces for them. Nearly 70 cities from across the European Union competed in the contest, and this recognition highlights Ljubljana’s commitment to a safer and more inclusive community.

Ljubljana Named ‘Tree City’ for 5th Consecutive Year

Ljubljana has been recognized as a ‘Tree City’ for the fifth consecutive year by the Arbor Day Foundation and the FAO of the United Nations for the years 2019-2023. The city prioritizes the planting and maintenance of trees, highlighting their importance for urban life.

“Trees are critical infrastructure for healthy and beautiful cities,” said Dan Lambe, Executive Director of the Arbor Day Foundation, emphasizing Ljubljana’s commitment to a greener urban environment.