Ljubljana, the small yet charming capital of Slovenia, is a stylish city of culture, history and gastronomy, offering a blend of old charm and new cool as well as a relaxed atmosphere. With a population of 295.000, out of 2.067.000 in Slovenia, it is an easily manageable destination with vast pedestrian zones and a walking city par excellence.

In their free time, both leisure and business visitors like exploring the narrow cobbled streets in the Old Town which, together with a wider city centre area, is closed for traffic.  The welcoming atmosphere along the Ljubljanica riverbanks, with its thriving café scene, a collection of intricately crafted bridges over the river, luscious urban parks and gardens, the Baroque and Art Nouveau heritage, the architectural gems designed by the world-renowned master Jože Plečnik, and numerous other historic, gastronomic and cultural attractions harmoniously blend together into the city's image and character. Whether one is a lover of culture and art, enjoys casual city wanderings and a vivid student atmosphere, or seek culinary delights, Ljubljana has something to offer that will not fail to impress.

Both its residents and numerous visitors perceive Ljubljana as a city built on a human scale. Despite the fact that it ranks among the mid-sized European cities, it has preserved its small-town friendliness and, at the same time, it has everything that all the larger capitals have. In the winter its dreamy central European character prevails, while the summer brings out its relaxed Mediterranean feel.

Awarded the title of the European Green Capital in 2016, it also happens to be one of Europe’s greenest and most liveable capitals.