City Guide Ljubljana, Slovenia

To be honest, I was only here for two nights and the first night we arrived at two a.m. What I can tell you about Ljubljana is that it's small, but beautiful. There are a lot of musicians playing in the street, which is actually quite nice because they seem to really know how to play. When it isn't summer you can easily picture the city filled with students, when we went however, there were mostly tourists, not an extreme amount, though. The culture was a little disappointing, because their was some kin

Ljubljana

we arrived in Ljubljana not really having an expecations... We had an amazing time. There was a street festival on at teh time and a concert to celebrate their 20th anniversery as a republic, it was brilllinat!! That obviously se the atmosphere but if all that was taken away i still think it would be a brilliant spot. Excellent views of the city from the castle and a lovely hike up to it.

Insider Tip:rent a bike:)

Blew Me Away!

Ljubljana was one of those cities on our round Europe tour that we knew absolutely nothing about. At one point we even considered skipping it to go down to Croatia but we decided to go, just to say we have been there. Best choice ever! Amazing place its absolutely alive with cleanliness, culture, scenery and Slovenian life! Beautiful place and will definitely going back.

Insider Tip:Fresh fruit and veg from the market is sooo good! oh and dont take the railcar up to the castle as the view from the walk are unreal!

Incredible city

I have to say that I was amazed by Slovenia in general and Ljubljana in particular. Beautiful, awesome city, super-nice welcoming people, the food is great, the party excellent, museums, the sightseeing, the short trips fom the city...everything!! I have to say Slovenia is the great unknown. I spent there 5 days but it felt all so short I'm definitelly planning to come back there.

Insider Tip:If u want alternative partying go to Metelkova, many places there , like Galahala, and u'll meet some awesome people to hang out with

Ljubljana

quaint little city. Surprisingly small and dormant (at least in winter) for a european capital. I imagine that sitting around in a cafe on the banks of the Ljubljanica in the summer would be MUCH more fun than walking around the winter ghost town that it becomes.

Insider Tip:Almost all cafes or bar or public places have free wifi! VISIT SLOVENIA IN THE SUMMER, AND NOT IN THE WINTER!