Ljubljana Holidays

Festooned with statues of a Slovene national emblem, this early 20th-century bridge is one of the city’s most recognizable monuments.

Decorated with works by esteemed Italian artists, this 18th-century cathedral stands tall in the heart of Ljubljana’s atmospheric Old Town.

See art displays, national history exhibits and restaurants at this prodigious medieval castle. From its lookout tower enjoy panoramic city views.

This former army barracks is a thriving cultural center, home to artist studios, intimate cafés, galleries, festivals and live music venues.

Stand on this impressive bridge to enjoy river views, admire historic landmarks and watch people cross between the city’s medieval and modern districts.

Prehistoric treasures, Roman-era artifacts, Egyptian mummies and a numismatic collection are some of the highlights of Slovenia’s oldest cultural institution.

At the entrance to Ljubljana’s Old Town is a square framed by architecturally impressive landmarks and host to varied cultural events.

Housed in a grand 19th-century palace, this gallery holds Slovenia’s foremost collection of art from the medieval era to the 1900s.

Go on a guided or self-guided tour of this beautiful government building for its centuries-old and contemporary art and fascinating stories about Ljubljana's past.

Discover an interior decorated with art by local and Italian artists at this Baroque-style church that overlooks Ljubljana’s main square.

Visit the original and replica of one of Slovenia’s most important Baroque monuments, designed by the great Italian sculptor Francesco Robba.

Admire the architectural talent of Jože Plečnik at this library, which houses a collection of over 1 million books, manuscripts and visual and multimedia artifacts.

Surrounded by striking landmarks, this monumental and urban central square is also a venue for outdoor concerts and national celebrations.

Study art installations, explore a botanical garden, visit a history museum and play lots of sports at this vast city park.

Visit an iconic crossing in the city, a balustraded bridge that was known for its butchers’ booths and shoemakers’ shops in earlier times.