- Dragon Bridge (Zmajski Most) - Start your tour on the Dragon Bridge, which crosses the Ljubljanica River. This concrete-structure bridge was constructed between 1900 and 1901 and gives a beautiful view of the surroundings.
- Vodnik Square (Vodnikov trg) - Shop around Vodnik Square, an open-air market famous for fresh fruits and vegetables and beautiful souvenirs for your loved ones. The square gives you a beautiful view of the Dragon Bridge and the Triple Bridge.
- Ljubljana Cathedral - Visit the Romanesque church popularly known as Saint Nicholas’s Church. It has an impressive look from the inside out on either side. The church is easily seen from all over the city because of its green dome and twin towers. Take a beautiful picture of the church as seen from the dragon bridge.
- Town Hall - Roam around the town square and visit the town hall of Ljubljana. The most picturesque spot and major attractions of the city
- Preseren Square - Head towards the center of Ljubljana’s old town. The Preseren Square is a famous square for festivals, concerts, and events. The oval-shaped square gives a beautiful view of bridges and historical buildings. The square is named after France Preseren, who is known as a national poet of Slovene.
- Slovenian Philharmonic Hall (Slovenska Filharmonija) - Learn about the musical history that dates back to 1701. Philharmonic Hall is popularly known as the world’s oldest institution of its kind.
- Cobblers’ Bridge - Enjoy the spectacular view from the 13-century-old bridge and learn about the Cobblers’ Bridge, also known as the Shoemakers’ Bridge.
- Customizable tour experience with your local guide
- Personal local guide exclusively for your group
- Gratuities
First surfacing in written history during the 12th century, the lively and energetic city standing beside the Ljubljanica River, the capital of Slovenia, has been influenced by Germanic, Latin, and Slavic backgrounds. Recognized for its university campus and the enthralling beauty of its old baroque town, this city has a medieval fortress and an antiquated quarter as its defining attributes. Having stood firm through testing times, including the dissolution of Yugoslavia and the Balkan War, it is today an epitome of resiliency and charm. In honour of its commitment to sustainability, it was named the Green Capital of Europe by the European Commission in 2016. Be captivated by its artistic aura, multitude of museums, and architectural brilliance of Baroque edifices.
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