IN THE SPOTLIGHT

• Zmajski Most

  
  Ljubljana » Sightseeing » Bridges

  Since it opened in 1901, Zmajski Most has been locked in a fierce competition with the castle and the conspicuously pink Franciscan Church for the title of Most Photographed Sight in Ljubljana. Read on
  

• Poljšak

  
  Ljubljana » Sightseeing » Vineyards & Wineries

  The award-winning Poljšak family winery occupies a four-hectare estate in the sunny and wind-swept Vipava Valley, a region especially known for its prized Zelen wines. Read on
  

• Slovene Ethnographic Museum

  
  Ljubljana » Sightseeing » Museums & Galleries

  The Slovene Ethnographic Museum (SEM) - a museum "about people, for people", prides itself as being the link between the past and the present, between our own and other cultures, between nature and civilisation. Read on
  

• Tromostovje

  
  Ljubljana » Sightseeing » Bridges

  Perhaps Ljubljana's most characteristic structure(s), the triple bridge is a curious merger of a 19th century road bridge (itself replacing a medieval wooden bridge), with two 1930s pedestrian bridges designed by Plečnik, who took the opportunity to do up the whole ensemble with lamps and stone balustrades. Read on
  

• Tivoli Park

  
  Ljubljana » Sightseeing » Parks & Gardens

  Tivoli is where the people of Ljubljana who don’t leave the city spend the weekend. Laid out in 1813 as a place for the general Read on
  

• Museum of Contemporary Art

  
  Ljubljana » Sightseeing » Museums & Galleries

  Along with the Slovene Ethnographic Museum and a branch of the National Museum, the recently opened Museum of Contemporary Art rounds out Ljubljana's newly christened Museum Quarter located between Metelkova and Tabor in the centre of the city. Read on
  

• Urbana Ljubljana Tourist Card

  
  Ljubljana » Sightseeing » Tourist Information

  Tourism Ljubljana has officially launched its new tourist card, offering free admission to all of the city's main sights as well as free unlimited transport LPP's extensive urban bus network. Read on
  

• Valentinčič Tourism

  
  Ljubljana » Sightseeing » Vineyards & Wineries

  For nearly half a century the Valentinčič family has been producing wine in the fertile rolling hills of Brda. Specialising in fresh whites, including the region's indigenous Rebula, the place is open to visitors year-round, although it's always a good idea to call and make arrangements in advance. Read on
  

• National University Library

  
  Ljubljana » Sightseeing » Buildings

  Known to locals by its Slovene acronym NUK, the library was originally established by Empress Maria Theresa in 1774 and moved to its current Plečnik designed building in 1941. Read on