Ljubljana

Best of all is the trip up to the Castle: the funicular whisks you up the hillside with a great view over the roofs, or there’s a mini train from the Old Town.

Jože Plečnik is one of the greatest Slovenian architects. In addition to visiting the house, which is in itself an exceptional cultural value, you can also see a new permanent exhibition about the life and work of Jože Plečnik with exceptional original models and numerous plans of the architect, a model of Plečnik’s Ljubljana and the architect’s personal belongings.

The largest and most beautiful park in Ljubljana, which extends into the very center of the city.

The zoo is located on the southern slope of Rožnik and is a 20-minute walk from the city center. The garden is home to animal species from all continents, and boasts species typical of the area where the Alpine, Pannonian and Mediterranean worlds meet.

2000 years ago, Roman Emona stood in the area of ​​today’s Ljubljana. Stop at the City Museum to learn more about history of Ljubljana.

This is a good place for a relaxed lunch. Kids will enjoy watching boats on river of Ljubljanica.