Ljubljana Castle, standing on a hill above the city for about 900 years, is Ljubljana's main attraction.

The central of the three bridges forming the Triple Bridge has stood in its place since 1842, when it replaced an old, strategically important medieval wooden bridge connecting the north-western European lands with south-eastern Europe and the Balkans. Between 1929 and 1932, the side bridges, intended for pedestrians, were added to the original stone bridge to a design by the architect Jože Plečnik, who thus created a unique architectural gem of Ljubljana.

Starting point for SUP trip Spica is a modern café in Gruber embankment in Ljubljana, with a rich array of offerings. You can have (non-alcoholic) cocktails, vegetable smoothies, sundaes, ice cream drinks, Lolitine candy, sandwiches, and other café offers. Spica Coffee is not only a place of small talk and passive enjoyment, but also a place where will be held culinary school, and wine-colored evenings, missing it will not even music and dance.

DRAGON BRIDGE IS THE MOST fairytale of fairytale bridges in the delightfully fairytale city of Ljubljana, Slovenia. Combining old-world charm with medieval mystique, this bridge isn’t afraid to celebrate its Gothic construction nor the mythical side of the area’s history. Festooned with ornamental dragon statues among the already ornate embellishments, this delightful monument is a favorite with visitors who love to see through it the playful (or frightening?) side of the city.

The picturesque image of the centre of Ljubljana has been marked by different historic periods and most notably by the works of the world-famous architect Jože Plečnik.