Ljubljana

Ljubljana

Authors: Robin McKelvie & Jenny McKelvie

2nd Edition • AUGUST 2007
256 PAGES • 8 PAGES OF COLOUR PHOTOS • 6 MAPS
ISBN: 978 1 84162 202 6

 

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The Bradt city guide to Ljubljana puts this culturally and historically rich capital on the map. This compact guide provides listings on a range of accommodation, from new five-star luxury to family-run guesthouses that retain their typical Slovenian charm. It also covers planning a trip to or from the neighbouring European countries of Croatia, Italy and Austria.

• The first city guide in English to Ljubljana

• City maps in colour and a walking tour

• Classical and historical attractions and cultural background information

Ljubljana Map

Ljubljana at a Glance

 

Currency:
Euro

 

Language:
Slovene

 

International Telephone Code:
+386

 

 

ISBN-10: 1841622028

ISBN-13: 9781841622026

 

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Reader Reviews

"Loved the guide to Ljubljana - all you need for a short break."

Gary Philpot, Great Yarmouth

 

“I have just returned from a four day visit to Ljubljana where I used your guide and I am writing to say that I will look out for the brand in future. It is practical and easy to use and has just the right level of information for a short visit.”

Vivien Irish, York

 

“We are just back from our first-ever visit to Ljubljana, a wonderful trip that was made all that much better by your city guide…so, first of all, thank you for writing such an informative and helpful guide.“

Lance Ringel, USA

 

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Table of Contents

Introduction

 

How to use this book

 

Chapter 1 Contexts

 

Chapter 2 Planning

 

Chapter 3 Practicalities

 

Chapter 4 Local Transport

 

Chapter 5 Accommodation

 

Chapter 6 Eating and drinking

 

Chapter 7 Entertainment and nightlife

 

Chapter 8 Shopping

 

Chapter 9 Walking tour

 

Chapter 10 Sightseeing

 

Chapter 11 Beyond the city

 

Chapter 12 Language

 

Chapter 13 Further information

 

Index

 

Robin McKelvie & Jenny McKelvie

About the Authors

Robin McKelvie has been a frequent traveller and worker in Slovenia since its independence in the early 1990s. He is a travel writer and photographer for an extensive range of worldwide magazines and newspapers. Jenny, his wife, is also a travel writer who has contributed to European guidebooks and travel magazines.

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