Sightseeing & Excursions in Slovenia

The Stories & Legends of Ljubljana

from Ljubljana

ESL17

 
DURATION: 2 hours
   
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Description

Ljubljana Sightseeing

This general walking tour of Ljubljana includes all the most significant sights of the old city centre. It starts off in front of the Baroque Town Hall building, the seat of the municipal government, with the famous Robba Fountain next to it, and continues across the lively fruit, vegetable and flower market designed by architect Jože Plečnik, past the Cathedral of St. Nicholas and the Slovenian Tourist Information Centre, across Dragon Bridge, an Art Nouveau masterpiece, which is on each end adorned with a dragon, the symbol of Ljubljana, and alongside the Ljubljanica River to the centrally located Prešernov trg square.

From there you are guided across the Triple Bridge, one of the most recognizable creations by architect Jože Plečnik, to the Ribji trg square, where the oldest building in Ljubljana is located. On your way to the centre of Ljubljana Old Town you cross the Mestni trg, Stari trg and Gornji trg squares, whose buildings boast beautiful Baroque facades, and continue towards the Cobblers' Bridge. After crossing the bridge, the tour takes you to the Novi trg square, from where you continue across a gentle slope towards architect Jože Plečnik's Križanke Summer Theatre and the famous Baroque Church of the Knights of the Cross. The final part of the tour takes you along the Vegova ulica street past a line of houses whose walls incorporate the remains of the Roman town walls. The tour ends in the Kongresni trg square.

Ljubljana

Included

  • guide
  • cable car to the Castle hill (one way), Castle viewing Tower - morning tour
  • tourist train to the Castle hill (one way), Castle viewing Tower - evening tour

Days

  • every day 10:00 - 12:00, 17:00 - 19:00

Schedule

Note

  • camera
  • Meeting Point: Ljubljana Town Hall
 
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