Ljubljana Reviews

However much of a linguistic cliché this might be (the word Ljubljana is very close to the word for love in many Slavic languages), Ljubljana is lovely indeed. A city on a human scale, at about 300,000 inhabitants and with the role of the country capital, it is large enough to offer all the advantages of city life without producing an overwhelming ...  Read the complete review

I took my wife to Ljubljana in late October as a suprise birthday present. We flew on Easyjet from Stansted which cost only £140 for us both. On arrival, we found the airport to be modern and, as it was only small, easy to navigate. Buses and taxi's were plentiful and we caught a bus which took us into the city centre in about 40 minutes and cost ...  Read the complete review

Ljubljana is the capital city of Slovenia, which is the northernmost republic of what used to be Yugoslavia, sharing borders with Italy and Austria in the Alps, and Hungary to the east and Croatia to the South. Slovenia was one of the 10 countries which joined the European Union on 1 May 2004, and adopted the euro as its currency on 1 January ...  Read the complete review

Ljubljana is a great place to visit if you are going for a long weekend. It is one of the smallest capital cities I have ever visited. It is however picturesque and has its own fair share of restaurants, and bars and clubs as well as many shops. It is a very interesting place with beautiful parks and avenues and the fantastic river running through ...  Read the complete review

It really is a small world. Flying to Slovenia, I sat beside a woman whose husband had been at school with one of my brothers, in Australia, fifteen years ago. Still, whilst it's a small world, some places are definitely smaller than others, and for a Capital City, Slovenia's Ljubljana is positively tiny. ARRIVAL: We flew across central ...  Read the complete review

My husband and I recently took a 2-night city break at the City Hotel, Ljubljana (May to be exact). Ljubljana for those you have never heard of it is the capital city of Slovenia, now in the EU. To be honest I was a little nervous about going, not too sure how eastern block it would be and concerned about what to expect by way of quality and ...  Read the complete review

I almost don't want to tell anyone about Ljubljana. You see EasyJet now fly to the Slovene capital and that will no doubt mean many more people discovering this gem for themselves. The name Ljubljana almost matches the Slovene "ljubljena" which means "beloved" which I think is perfect for this city. Ljubljana is the ...  Read the complete review

Hands up anyone who knows where Ljubljana is? I admit, I had never heard of the place until I bought my Rough Guide to Europe a few months before my Interrailing trip. But it sounded nice, and was off the beaten track without being too far east, so we decided to go there. Let's start with the train station. After some of the ...  Read the complete review

Slovenia is one of the nicest cities in Europe. The capital of Slovenia, Ljubljana is exciting and full of helpful and friendly people. Slovenia also boast of beautiful caves full of stalagtite and stalagmite. It is interesting to walk around these caves, looking at structures that resembles the Leaning Tower of Pisa, animal shapes and etc... ...  Read the complete review