Los mejores servicios públicos según la gente local

“Museum of Modern Art has a nice permanent collection of Slovenian art of 20th century and also a guest exhibition every 3 months. They also have a nice coffee place in the basement of the gallery. ”

“4-5 min away. Moderna galerija houses the national collection of 20th century Slovene art (paintings, sculptures, prints and drawings as well as photography, video and electronic media collections) and a collection of works from the former Yugoslavia. Collections overview is available on this link zbirke.mg-lj.si. The national collection presents the basic stages in the development of the Slovene tradition of modern and contemporary art from the beginning of the 20th century onwards. Moderna galerija does not regard its collections as rigidly separated fields; it rather links and combines them in dynamic ways.”

“One of the great things about Ljubljana is the fact that you can shop the old-fashioned way: strolling the streets in the city centre, ducking in and out of any number of high street stores, local brands and cute little boutiques. The main shopping streets in the city centre are Mestni and Stari Trg at the base of Castle Hill, Trubarjeva, Wolfova Ulica and Miklošičeva on the opposite bank. There are also plenty of stores in the grid of streets between Slovenska cesta and the riverbank.”

“If you needed a reason to visit Tivoli Park, it's here. This fascinating museum inside a wonderful 18th-century mansion presents the history of Slovenia from the period around the start of the First World War until the Slovenian Presidency of the EU in 2008. Using a combination of well presented exhibits including old photographs, clothing and household items the museum charts the often wobbly path of the nation through and between the two world wars and the difficult and truly fascinating post-war communist years. The building alone is worth seeing, being a marvellous combination of original Baroque and the interesting modernist work of the Slovenian architect Jurij Kobe who extension to the museum dates from 1991.”

“This library is the work of a known Slovenian architect Jože Plečnik. Worth at least a walk by but they also sometimes do guided tours of the inside.”

“Aside from serving as one of the country's central educational and cultural institutions, it's also considered one of the prolific Plečnik's most monumental works, and is a must see for visitors.”

“Slovenian puppet theatre was founded in 1948 and provides over 500 performances annually. It upkeeps the proud Slovenian puppetry tradition. Keep an eye out for the musical puppets that come out of the small tower on the roof of the building on the hour.”

“Pharmacy Vending Machine is open 24/7 for emergency purchases (some basic "over the counter" drugs)”