Ljubljana

Slovenia upon first sight may seem too surreal to be true - majestic alpine mountains, glassy wide lakes, carved-out gorges and fairytale villages that border the Adriatic Sea and limitless nature. But it doesn't take long for any traveller to discover that Slovenia's beauty isn't only abundant, but also accessible and welcoming to everyone. 

Slovenia

Central Slovenia

A vegan restaurant in Ljubljana, Slovenia. Its name was inspired by a famous Spanish architect Antoni Gaudi, who was a vegetarian. They offer dishes with ingredients from local farmers and producers.

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Gaudi restaurant

When you picture an urban city, this spot debunks that skyscraper image with sprawling mountain panoramas, as you experience Slovenian wine paired in the Archer’s tower of the Ljubljana Castle. 

The wide and curved interior Strelec Restaurant hosted in a castle tower. 

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The door to Strelec Restaurant from a tower of the castle.

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A dish at Strelec Restaurant with artfully arranged plate.

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The interior of Strelec Restaurant with historical windows and wooden floors.

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The view from Strelec Restaurant with mountains and the city.

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Restaurant Strelec at Ljubljana Castle

To get a true feel of one of the best medieval towns in Slovenia, you only need to take a stroll down Šutna street in Kamnik.


The cobblestone street of Šutna with a church tower looking over it.

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The historical street of Šutna in the evening with lit up houses.

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The start of Šutna street with the church tower overlooking it.

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The colourful houses along the street of Šutna.

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The cobblestone street of Šutna with historical colourful houses on the side.

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Šutna Street

 Ljubljana’s biggest market featuring fresh and local products.

Stalls at the Ljubljana Central Market selling fresh fruit

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A person buying from a fruit stall at the Ljubljana Central Market.

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A building overlooking the Ljubljana Central Market.

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Different stalls at the Ljubljana Central Market.

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A bird's eye view of the Ljubljana Central Market.

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Ljubljana Central Market

Housed in the historical building of Auersperg Palace that dates back to the 15th century, the City Museum of Ljubljana offers family-friendly activities, as well as well-preserved archaeological sites, and a variety of other exhibitions.

The front facade at the Ljubljana City Museum.

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A showcase with paintings and sculptures at the Ljubljana City Museum.

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A vintage yellow car on display at the Ljubljana City Museum.

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An exhibition room at the Ljubljana City Museum.

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A sculpture on display at the Ljubljana City Museum.

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City Museum of Ljubljana

This funky dive bar in Ljubljana offers live performances from a wide range of genres.


Klub Gromka exterior view of the building.

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Klub Gromka performance in front of the building.

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Klub Gromka

This mosque and cultural center is home to the history and is main place of worship for the Islamic community in Slovenia.

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Ljubljana Mosque with the mountains in the background.

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Ljubljana Mosque

Ljubljana’s Cyanometer checks the blueness of the sky and the freshness of the air. 


The deep blue round circle of the Cyanometer reflecting the city from its structure.

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Cyanometer

One of Ljubljana’s most modern pedestrian bridges helps connect the city.


The Butcher’s Bridge as seen on the bridge itself.

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Quirky statues on The Butcher’s Bridge with love locks.

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A boat cruising on the water towards the Butcher’s Bridge.

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The Butcher’s Bridge as seen with boats cruising underneath it.

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The Butcher’s Bridge 

The former home of one of Slovenia’s most influential Ivan Hribar is now a monument of local significance. 


The front view of the white Vila Zlatica on a prim lawn. 

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A close up view of Vila Zlatica and part of its roof.

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A room inside Vila Zlatica preserved as a bedroom from when it was still in used.

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The salon sitting room with seats and tables at the Vila Zlatica.

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Villa Zlatica

Designed by Slovenia’s most famous architect, Jože Plečnik, this beautiful church has now been declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site.


Looking at St. Michael's Church on a cloudy day.

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Looking up at the clocktower of St. Michael's Church.

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The golden hour glow on St. Michael's Church.

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St. Michael's Church sits in the evening sunlight.

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St. Michael's Church

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