About Ljubljana

Ljubljana showcases its charm through its distinct neighborhoods, several of which highlight the city’s well-preserved architectural legacy.
Notably, the historic city center features Baroque and Art Nouveau influences, as well as landmarks designed by the renowned Slovenian architect Jože Plečnik, including the iconic Triple Bridge and the riverside colonnades.
Originally a Roman settlement known as Emona, Ljubljana boasts a history spanning over two millennia. Today, its Old Town blends narrow streets, picturesque squares, and lively cafés under the watchful presence of Ljubljana Castle. The Dragon Bridge—a symbol of the city—is another remarkable feature, adding to the enchanting atmosphere along the Ljubljanica River.
Ljubljana’s culinary scene reflects both local tradition and contemporary trends, with farmers’ markets, bistros, and gourmet restaurants embracing Slovenian flavors. Fine local wines and craft beers enrich the experience, offering visitors a taste of the region’s longstanding passion for gastronomy.