Walking tours

Take a cruise along the Ljubljanica river and walk around the historical city center and get to know the most important sight of the city. The tour, beginning in front of the Ljubljana Tourist Information Centre, takes you on a tourist boat ride on the river Ljubljanica, giving you the opportunity to experience the old city center's picturesque bridges, façades, and embankments from a completely different perspective. After the boat ride, you will take a walking tour of the historical city centre, whose unique architecture is the legacy of the Baroque and Art Nouveau periods. Explore the works of the famous 20th-century architect Jože Plečnik.

Fulfill your day by seeing the best treasures of Slovenian nature on this guided day tour. From Ljubljana, travel to the majestic Soča Valley and finish your day at Kranjska Gora, the biggest alpine resort in the country. After meeting your guide, set out on your adventure as the road slowly takes you to the top of Vršič Pass at an altitude of 1661 meters. Take advantage of a photo stop before descending into the valley, where one of the most beautiful rivers awaits. Spot the silver peaks of the Julian Alps, which are inseparably connected with the history of world war I. The Isonzo front took place here, a mountain combat in high altitudes and impossible living conditions. You can still see the tracks of the battle everywhere. A visit to the biggest waterfall in Slovenia follows. Waterfall Boka is 106-meters high and 18-meters wide. Afterward, continue towards Ljubljana and stop in Kranjska Gora – the biggest alpine resort in Slovenia. Kranjska Gora is also the home of Slovenia's biggest alpine skiing race, the Vitranc cup. Round-off your trip enjoying a great place to take a walk and find inner peace.

Discover the sights Ljubljana with an interactive smartphone tour. Immerse yourself in the city while solving location-based riddles on this walking tour. Solve puzzles outside of ten Ljubljana attractions. Stroll over the three bridges which connect the medieval part of town to the modern city. Pass through the historic Kongresni trg (Congress square). Use clues at each attraction to find your next destination. Feel the satisfaction of solving each riddle. Have the freedom to stop or continue the tour whenever you want. Admire the city at your own pace. Unlock interesting information and facts about the city. Stop to take as many pictures as you want. Start playing anytime, the schedule is indicative. You will visit: Congress Square - starting point University of Ljubljana Town Hall Ljubljana Cathedral Central Market Dragon Bridge Butcher’s Bridge Cerkev Marijinega oznanjenja Prešeren Square Triple Bridge – ending point

The Škocjan Caves are a unique natural phenomenon, created by the Reka River. The Reka River springs below the Snežnik plateau and flows for 55 kilometers (34 miles) on the surface. After reaching the karst — that is, the limestone surface — the river not only deepens its riverbed through erosion but also corrosion; it dissolves the limestone and creates the caves. Explore the Škocjan Caves with a local, English-speaking guide on this half-day trip from Ljubljana. Get picked up at your hotel or guesthouse at 8:30 AM, then drive to the caves as your guide informs you about Slovenia. Upon arrival at around 9:30 AM, your guide will help you to buy the tickets to enter the cave. At 10 AM, begin your tour of the caves, spending around 1 hour and 45 minutes inside. Marvel at how big the caves are and learn all about the things you see. Make sure to dress warmly as the constant temperature in the caves is between 8–10ºC (46–50ºF). After your tour, you can eat something at the restaurant near the ticket counter if you wish. Finally, get back in your vehicle at 12 PM and return to Ljubljana. The tour concludes with drop-off at your original pickup point at approximately 1 PM.

Get to know one of Europe’s most beautiful cities in one of the best ways possible: through its food. While it might still be an underrated destination, Ljubljana has been slowly upping its culinary game, emerging as a city perfect for travelling foodies. After meeting your friendly local guide in Prešeren Square in the very center of the city, head straight for Ljubljana’s vibrant farmers market to discover hidden gems, and wander through the inner market, tasting some local goodies. You’ll also check out the fish market and try a sip of fresh milk straight from the farm.  Next, make your way to the heart of Ljubljana’s Old Town, past some of the city’s most famous landmarks whose stories will be revealed to you as you walk. You'll make two tasty stops as you walk across the Town square, where you will have the chance to try some local honey as well as a sweet-salty bite of handmade chocolate topped with fleur de sel.  Digging even deeper into the region’s food scene, you’ll learn about the importance of the Slovenian forest and its fruits. Sample a liquor made from blueberries, dried figs or honey, which will help you understand the cultural importance of these drinks and their importance in shaping the national character.  Even though you’ve been snacking all day, now it’s time for a proper meal. Continue to a restaurant where locals love to go for their daily lunch. The menu offers three different options (always including a vegetarian dish). Stomachs full of hearty food and heads filled with local lore, visit one of the most charming streets in the city, where a real gem is hiding — one that offers lots of Instagram-worthy views of Ljubljana. Your tour will finish here and your local guide can give you directions back to the city center, as well as recommendations for what else to see and do in Ljubljana during your stay.

Download this self-guided tour and discover the vibrant city of Ljubljana at your own pace. Learn more about the fascinating history of the capital city of Slovenia and receive educational tidbits about its architecture and urban scene. On this audio tour you will learn about Slovenia's eminent architect, Jose Plecnik, as you explore his renowned creations like the National and University Library. The tour also includes other famous works of Plecnik, like the Butchers' Bridge and the infamous Dragon Bridge. See other highlights like the Krizanke Summer Theatre, Cobblers' Bridge, Town Square, Congress Square, Modern Gallery, Neboticnik, and Preseren Square. Explore the sacred atmosphere and learn about the mature Baroque style of St Nicholas' Cathedral, one of the most well-preserved churches in Slovenia. Spend some time at the National Museum with its extensive collection of archaeological artifacts, antique coins, and banknotes. Check out Ljubljana Castle and enjoy a panoramic view of the city, then visit the Central Market and don't miss the fascinating artistic community that is Metelkova City.

Embark on a guided walking tour of the most important spots in the romantic city center of Ljubljana. Start at the Congress Square, home to the headquarters of the University of Ljubljana, the baroque church of the Holy Trinity, and the Philharmonia of Slovenia. Then head to Preseren Square, named after France Preseren, the most important poet in Slovenian history. See the beautiful church of Mary of the Annunciation which is part of a Franciscan monastery. Next head over to the area of the 3 bridges, which are the link between the Preseren Square and the oldest part of the city. Learn about how the area was designed by the most important Slovenian architect, Joze Plecnik, who added 2 bridges for pedestrians to the main one. Admire the Bridge of Dragons, one of the most beautiful examples of art nouveau architecture in all of Europe with 4 picturesque statues of dragons. Find out why the dragon is the symbol of Ljubljana and the emblem of the city. Visit the Cathedral of San Nicolo, a church with a long and rich history that has been renovated several times. Listen as your guide explains why nowadays it represents a significant cultural and artistic monument. Continue on to the town square which was once was the central square of medieval Ljubljana. Here you will find the Town Hall and the fountain of the 3 rivers, also designed by Francesco Robba. Finally, cross the Bridge of Shoemakers which takes it name from the craftspeople who once had their stalls here.  This is a private tour so the guide will be open to suggestions and ways to adapt the tour to your wishes.