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Updated Feb 26,
2007 - Gay guide to Slovenia
Visit our section "Gay Guide to
Slovenia" with an interactive map of Slovenia with a list of bars, restaurants,
saunas, spas, cruising areas, beaches and other places popular among gay men.
Updated Jul 23, 2006 - Club Gymnasivm

Visit the first gay men only sauna in Ljubljana.
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Ljubljana City tour
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 On this 3 hours long guided tour around Ljubljana you can see the most important sights such as:
- the Old Town (Stara Ljubljana)
- the Triple Bridge
- the Pres'eren Square and the Franciscan Church
- the main building of the University
- the Ljubljana Castle
- the Parliament
- the National and University
Library
- the Cathedral (Stolnica)
- the Central Market
- the Town Hall (Magistrat, Rotovz')
- the Congress Square
- and much more
and of course gay life and evening events in Ljubljana. This tour is available
every day, all year round.
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Ljubljana Castle that has been the symbol
of the Slovene capital for centuries. It is worth climbing to the top of
the viewing tower, as a wonderful panorama on the city and its
surroundings will reward your effort.
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With his idea to broaden the old bridge
with two additional side bridges, Joz'e Plec'nik wanted to bring the
river closer to the town and revive the riverbanks. |
Discover the picturesque central market, a
real feast to the eyes of each visitor. |
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| Preseren Square - more of a junction,
really - takes its name from Slovenia's greatest poet and represents the
heart of Ljubljana. |
You can deepen your knowledge on architect
Joz'e Plec'nik, who left a strong personal stamp on his native city in the
first half of the 20th century. On the photo above: the National and
University Library.
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You deserve a refreshment in one of the
numerous cafes and restaurants along the riverbanks, which is also a
good way to observe and feel the pulse of our everyday life. |
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| The main building of the University. |
The Town Hall is the most typical example
of Baroque architecture in Ljubljana. |
The Congress Square with Ursuline Church
of the Holy Trinity. The square was named after the Congress of the Holy
Alliance in 1821. |
Prices:
- 1 person EUR 39,00
- 2 persons EUR 69,00
- 3 persons EUR 89,00 EUR
- 4 or more persons - 29,00 EUR per person
Prices include transportation and arrangements; don't
include restaurants, admission to attractions or travel insurance.
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