Trg republike is a place of Slovenia's Parliament, where "Slovenian storey of independence" started in 1990s, Today, Capital city of Ljubljana is small in size but great in what the city can offer to its visitor. Actually this is the greatest charm, everything being on a walking distance; history or society, past or present, interesting architecture, squares and bridges, plenty of greenery and a bit of future with its sustainability and green approach towards the life pursuing a zero waste objective. In 2016 Ljubljana even impressed the Jury by the significant transformation in sustainability becoming European Green Capital – judge it yourself!

Crossing Congress Square where Great Powers were settling international disputes after Napoleonic Wars, passing by University of Ljubljana and the Slovenian Philharmonic buildings , stepping into local Cathedral and medieval courtyards of City Hall and buildings like NUK (National Library) with elaborate Plecnik architecture and there is much more…

Let us walk through banks of Ljubljanica River over numerous bridges with distinctive names offering you even more interesting stories behind the architecture: The Dragon Bridge – revealing a Greek legend of Argonauts and Jason stealing the Golden Fleece; The Butchers’ Bridge – decorated by Ancient mythology and Biblical stories, where you can seal your love padlock, leading you into Ljubljana Open Market – a place where locals meet and shop; interesting Triple Bridge – practical solution of Ljubljana's born son, architect Plecnik, The Cobbler’s Bridge – where bakers were punished cheating on a loaf size…

A stop at Ljubljana's famous resident - The Dragon. A storey of chasing golden fleece and Argounauts.

Being a capital city on crossroads of Europe, connecting north and south, east and west since ancient time Preseren Sq witnessed fair share of it., Square is a major focal point of Ljubljana with its design of 7 streets and directions coming together, one of it being a architect Plecniks Three Bridge masterpiece.