City Hotel Ljubljana

... canyoning in Slovenia. Watched Geelong win the AFL Grand Final (arguably the best final ever) in an Irish Pub in Ljubljana · Drove to Italy (Trieste) for lunch from Slovenia (Piran). I had gnocchi AND pizza · Piran is a little old ...

... island, so maybe next time. We then took the 45 minute drive into Ljubljana and were dropped off in the middle of the city center.  Ljubljana is the capital of Slovenia and has a population of just under 300,000.  It was so nice to be someplace ...

... by Slovenia, so we all thought it would be hot here too. Not hot. Unlike settlements on the coast, the city of Ljubljana is at higher elevation and has much cooler weather. Cool, with thunderstorms, surrounded by forests, hills, and major ...

... bar when I got back to the room and drank it while staring out over the rooves of the old city to the castle perched on the hill beyond. Love Ljubljana! September 22 Woken very early by church bells. Breakfast in the hotel – a good continental plus ...

... hot cocoa and a traditional Slovenian favororite, borovnice (a hot blueberry brandy)!         Sunday in Ljubljana is the antidote to Saturday in Ljubljana. Today was, we are told, a typical Sunday in the ...

... never saw any cows.  They were very nice and warmly wished us well when they left. We arrived in Ljubljana and went to our more deluxe hotel, i.e., more spacious than Venice's.  We freshened up in 10 minutes and set out for the main square and ...

... working on PharmaSwiss.  Work continues to be busy.  Once I make it through March things should slow down a bit. Ljubljana is a nice city.  We work in the city center so we have access to some decent restaurants.  Although ...

... and were fully booked for many of the nights of our stay. When in Rome... We are adapting well to the Ljubljana culture...lots of walking around the old city center, lots of lolling away time in cafes and the food is excellent! Last night we sat in our ...

We arrived in Ljubljana late yesterday afternoon... it is probably the smallest capital city in Europe being the capital of Slovenia which is one of Europe's smallest countries (but much bigger than the municipalities of Monaco, San Remo and Vatican ...

... ), for a very reasonable rate. We hung out in Zagreb, Croatia for a couple hours waiting for a bus to Ljubljana. Zagreb looked like a really interesting city...too bad we didn't have more time. (Chris says he wasn't impressed, but I was). We ate ...

... (honey is a big product of Slovenia). After collecting those who remained in Bled, we continue drive for 45 minutes to Ljubljana, the Capital City of Slovenia. Our hotel is just steps from the old town, and we go there right away for lunch followed by an ...

Everyday is market day in Ljubljana but they bust it out on Saturday! Every stall in the Central Market was filled and the place was packed. They even had entertainment!   We wandered through the stalls, bought a basket, a loaf of freshly baked ...

Really quick note and then more later... We love Ljubljana!! We arrived last night by train from Venice. Had dinner at a place called Zlata Ribica by the river. Delicious meal and then we had coffee at an outdoor cafe by the river. The city center looks ...

Another excellent tour of different parts of the city this morning by a professor at Ljubljana University. The day starts out gray and foggy, but the skies clear by the time we arrive on castle hill shortly before noon. After a great lunch beside the ...

The mountains of Austria gave way to the wooded hillsides of Slovenia as we arrived in Ljubljana. The city was a pleasant surprise. It is small enough to walk around easily without needing public transport, and walking is made even easier because much of ...

... walked down to the main shopping area for lunch before visting the Tourist Information Centre to get a city map and some information on bus timetables to Bled. We returned to the hotel before heading out again for dinner, eating at a pizzeria near ...

... day Ljubljana. The exhibit displayed various articles from excavations of the area, which lay adjacent to the western bounds of Ljubljana's medieval city. The quality of the Roman glassware and pottery, even in a remote outpost, was akin to that of modern ...

Ryan and I both agree that Ljubljana is the most beautiful city we have been to so far. Nobody has ever heard of this place but it is simply stunningly beautiful. There is an old town that is filled with cafes, cobblestone streets, trees everywhere, and ...

... nbsp; We finally reach Slovenia, passed through the border, and there was no more traffic. We got to Ljubljana pretty shortly afterwards, checked into our hotel, and immediately walked out to start exploring and make up for lost time. If you are like ...

... count Dracula’s Transylvania. It’s hard not to enjoy a city when your hotel is nice, and the Antiq Hotel at Ljubljana is very nice. A 16th century converted mansion it has large spacious rooms and high ceilings. It is kind of everything Vegas ...

... a good deal, with a view of the castle from our room and nice, hot showers. The next day we took a walk around the city. Ljubljana is a very clean, sophisticated place. Since we didn't know what to expect, this was a pleasant suprise after our horrible ...