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In the Slovene capital of Ljubljana, Central European flair mixes with southern zest for life. Even though Ljubljana, located along the Save and Ljubljanica rivers, is not one of Europe's largest capitals, it possesses a unique appeal. The city is especially lively along those rivers, where the numerous cafes, pubs, and bars seem to guarantee pleasant evenings in this lively and cheerful city. The city's young artists and galleries also lend the city a special charm; those interested in the alternative art scene should definitely visit the squatters' compound occupying the former barracks known as Metelkova. Tolerated by the city, it has enabled the development of an alternative culture in Slovenia. Anyone with a soft spot for the Middle Ages should visit the city's castle, which towers over the city center.
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sight Triple Bridge
Reference of Plečnik to the capital. Plecnik rearranged the buildings of the Ljubljanica shore between 1929 and 31. Parapets, stairs and lighting were updated and designed according to the style of the ...
sight Ljubljana Castle
A place of incredible historical influence and energy; this spot was inhabited since the 12th century BC. The present structure is only just over 1000 years old.
sight The Robba Fountain
One of the most famous landmarks in the city, this lovely 1751 fountain is named after its creator, the Italian Baroque sculptor Francesco Robba (1698-1757), and is also known as The Fountain of Three...
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