Ljubljana’s city center and nearby areas are easily accessible on foot. The Faculty is located approximately 15 minutes from the center.

Sightseeing & activities within walking distance in Ljubljana

Ljubljana Old Town

Ljubljana’s Old Town is a charming historic district filled with narrow cobblestone streets, medieval architecture, and vibrant cafes. It is home to the iconic Ljubljana Castle, the picturesque Preseren Square, and the lively riverbanks, creating a perfect blend of history, culture, and modern life.

Tivoli Park

Tivoli Park is the largest and most beautiful urban park in Ljubljana, where nature, art, history, recreation, and peaceful strolls come together. Originally the site of noble gardens and a manor house in the 17th century, it was transformed into a public park in the early 20th century, redesigned by architect Jože Plečnik.

The 36th Ljubljana Biennale of Graphic Arts

The International Biennial of Graphic Arts has been taking place since 1955 and is one of the most prominent events of its kind in the world.

Union Experience

Explore the history of brewing in Ljubljana and the development of the Union brand. You can enjoy an exclusive tour of the modern production line of the Pivovarna Union Brewery and experience an authentic beer drinking atmosphere at the tasting at the old inn.

Metelkova

Metelkova District in Ljubljana is a vibrant and alternative cultural hub known for its bohemian atmosphere, colorful street art, and historic abandoned buildings. It hosts a variety of independent galleries, clubs, and event spaces that promote arts, music, and social activism.

Open kitchen

Odprta kuhna (Open kitchen) is a one of a kind food market and one of the most popular culinary projects in Slovenia that brings food lovers and culinary adventurers to Ljubljana’s city centre (Pogačarjev trg) every sunny Friday from March until November.

National Gallery

The National Gallery in Ljubljana is Slovenia’s premier art institution, showcasing a rich collection of Slovenian and European artworks from various periods. Currently, the gallery hosts a compelling exhibition dedicated to Baroque art, highlighting masterpieces created in Slovenia during the 17th and 18th centuries.

National Museum of Slovenia

The National Museum of Slovenia is the country’s oldest and most comprehensive cultural institution. It houses an extensive collection of archaeological artifacts, prehistoric remains, and historical exhibitions that chronicle Slovenia’s rich cultural and national heritage.

Plečnik House

Get to know the life and work of the famous architect Jože Plečnik, who left an indelible mark on the cityscape of Ljubljana. At Plečnik House you can see the architect’s home exactly as it was in his lifetime and view a permanent exhibition showcasing his work.

Up to 1 hour drive away

Lake Bled – a stunning Alpine lakeside resort.

Visit the charming lake resort of Bled, famous for a church on an island in the middle of a lake, a medieval castle perched on a cliff high above the lake, and splendid views of surrounding Alpine peaks.

Take a walk around the lake and taste the ‘kremšnita’ vanilla-custard-and-cream cake, one of the best known Slovenian desserts. Take a boat ride to the Bled Island and visit the museum at Bled Castle.

Postojna Cave & Predjama castle – natural Karst cave system.

Within an afternoon, you can explore the Postojna Cave, the largest underground karst cave in Slovenia and one of the most beautiful ones in the world, and visit the picturesque Predjama Castle, located nearby.

Taking a cave train ride through the Postojna Cave, you will discover a wonderful underground labyrinth of tunnels, passageways and chambers full of dripstones of amazing shapes. Afterwards you can visit the Predjama Castle, one of the most unusual castles in Slovenia, built into a high overhanging cliff face.

Lipica – Stud farm with white Lipizzaner horses.

The Lipica estate is the central attraction of the Karst region, and one of Slovenia’s main cultural monuments. In addition to the breeding of horses, Lipica is also a monument with over 400 years of cultural and natural heritage that was co-shaped in harmony between man and horse.

Piran & other coastal cities – the Adriatic.

Piran, a jewel on the Slovenian coast, captivates with its Venetian charm, rich heritage, and unforgettable experiences, offering a perfect blend of history, culture, and seaside allure.