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It’s free to walk around the small area of graffiti art and it’s worth a quick look if you like this sort of thing. As you get closer to Metelkova, you’ll see more and more graffiti painted on the city buildings. This neighborhood does not have the same charm that the old town does. Metelkova Mesto is located about 10 minutes away from the old town. Over the years, this neighborhood has become an area where graffiti artists work their magic and with that, nightclubs and bars have popped up. In 1993, this abandoned army barracks was “squatted” by volunteers to keep the barracks from being torn down. With a fish pond, botanical gardens, and tree-lined walking paths, this is a nice spot to “escape the city.” See the Graffiti at Metelkova Mesto Tivoli Park is Ljubljana’s largest green space. If you want to sample some local wines, this is a great place to go. Sit outside, enjoy the view, do wine tastings or try a wine flight, and dine on meat and cheese.
Pop’s Place.If you want a restaurant that serves great drinks, burgers, and fries with an outdoor setting, this is your spot! Le Petit Cafe | Best Things to Do in Ljubljana This is the spot in Ljubljana to go for breakfast or brunch, although they do serve food all day. Just make sure you make your reservations in advance! The restaurant gets rave reviews and the prices are inexpensive. Druga Violina translates to “second violin” and this restaurant employs people with disabilities. This is restaurant I really wanted to try but we could not get a reservation during our visit. We were here for lunch but this would also make a great dinner spot.ĭruga Violina. The menu is innovative, the food is delicious, and this is one of the best dining experiences in the city. Getting Here: You can either take the funicular (€4 round trip, €13 round trip with Castle entrance ticket) or walk up to the castle entrance. Get updated pricing and hours on the official website. Hours: 9 am – 11 pm June through September, reduced hours the remainder of the year
View from Ljubljana Castle | Best Things to Do in LjubljanaĬost:€13 adults, €9 children 7 to 18 years admission + Escape Castle €13 tickets are reduced 10% if you buy them online You can tour the castle with or without an audio guide. Of course, you do not need to play the Escape Castle game to visit the castle. Learn more about the Escape Castle game here. Otherwise, you may not need a reservation if you get here right at opening time. If you have plans to visit the castle midday, make your reservation in advance. First thing in the morning the castle is quiet and empty, which made our visit even more pleasant. We simply showed up at opening time and had no problems getting tickets.
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PRO TRAVEL TIP: The Ljubljana Castle website recommends reserving your Escape Castle time slot in advance. Ljubljana is pronounced as lyoo-blyah-nuh. In Slovenian, “j’s” are pronounced like “y’s” in English.
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We weren’t entirely sure how to pronounce it until we got into town and spoke with our hotel staff. Ljubljana looks like a tongue twister of a name.
In Slavic, ljub- means to love or like, so Ljubljana may have been named for being one of Slovenia’s beloved cities. There are a lot of theories as to how Ljubljana got its name. He fought and killed the dragon and now you can see the dragon on the Ljubljana coat of arms. While traveling towards home with the Golden Fleece, Jason encountered a dragon in the marshy swamps of what is now Ljubljana. Legend has it that Ljubljana was founded by the Greek mythological hero, Jason, and the Argonauts. How cool is that?! You will see dragons everywhere…on bridges, in graffiti, at the Ljubljana Castle, and decorating railings and buildings. It is also the largest city in Slovenia but even so, it feels wonderfully small. Choose your favorites or see them all…and fall in love with Ljubljana like we did. Even so, there are a few really cool spots worth mentioning.
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