Cross the famous Triple Bridge, created by famed architect Jože Plečnik, a great European architect and a local of Ljubljana.

Stop in front of Cathedral of St Nicholas where your local guide will tell you more about the role of religion and the Church as an institution in the country.

THIS IS FULL DESCRIPTION OF THE PROGRAM: Meet your private licensed* Local guide at your hotel in the city centre and start exploring Ljubljana. During four-hour city walk, you will see Ljubljana’ s best features – in depth Ljubljana is very walkable and mostly flat city so you can enjoy the tour as your local guide illuminates the sights with insightful history and commentary throughout the tour. Admire colourful buildings on Secession street while you walk towards the place where all locals meet; Preseren square is one of the city’s most important landmarks, named after Slovenia’s national poet France Preseren. Learn about Preseren’s interesting life and unheard love in the times when Europe was approaching great changes. Cross the famous Triple Bridge, created by famed architect Jože Plečnik, a great European architect and a local of Ljubljana. Continue to the Central market where bustling stalls offer local produce and colourful flowers. Learn about Ljubljana’s symbol, a dragon, when stopping at Dragon’s bridge. Stop in front of Cathedral of St Nicholas where your local guide will tell you more about the role of religion and the Church as an institution in the country. Pass baroque Robba’s fountain and enter City hall that is sitting at the same place for more than 500 years. Continue in medieval spirit by listening tales from your guide who will make past times come alive in the old streets of Ljubljana. Stroll through cobbled streets, full of restaurants and cafes and feel the vibe of the city. Pass Slovenian pride, National University Library, before getting to the most representative square in Ljubljana – explore Congress square and learn about its interesting history and many important buildings around it; University of Ljubljana, Philharmonic Academy and more. Next to visit is Republic square, where Slovenian National Parliament together with other statues gives an opportunity to see architectural style born in the communist era. Walk toward Street of Embassies to admire bourgeois villas now housing powerful countries of the world. Stop to see Serbian Orthodox Church which is facing Ljubljana’s grand park Tivoli. Pass grandeur Opera house, recently renovated National Gallery and continue to Slovenska street – once the main road that led to Roman town of Emona, present Ljubljana, established 2000 years ago. Complete the circle by coming back to Preseren square. Get ready for great picture moments and some complimentary surprises along the tour – come join us!