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Ljubljana Map, Slovenia

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Ljubljana History

In 1918, at the end of World War I and the dissolution of the great Austro - Hungarian Empire, the region was included in the Kingdom of Serbs, Croats and Slovenes. During the following World War, Slovenia was occupied by the Italians and then by the Nazi Germans. At the end of this terrifying event, Ljubljana became the capital of the Socialist Republic of Slovenia, under the communist regime. In 1991, Slovenia became... read more

Ljubljana Nightlife

After such an experience, Ljubljana Nightlife will most certainly not disappoint you, as well as Zagreb Nightlife and Graz Nightlife will confirm you the fact that people from this region know how to seize every moment of their life. read more

Ljubljana Sightseeing

The most popular event that takes place annually is Secondary School Graduates' Parade, during which a group of dancers made up of secondary school graduates perform in the streets on opera music. This unique manifesto has been declared as a Guinness Book Record for synchronous dance. It is also in Ljubljana that Druga Dogba, once of the best Europe’s music festival is being held. Alternative music that it is... read more

Ljubljana Travel Guide

Ljubljana takes pride in its historical centre which has remained unchanged and it perfectly conserves the Baroque and Art Nouveau architecture styles. These styles are mixed in this way due to an 1895 earthquake that severely damaged the city which was therefore rebuilt with a new architectural vision. Important buildings are the Town Hall, the Ursuline Church and the philharmonic society building, but the most... read more