![]() ![]() On the other hand, language is a big factor when talking about the challenges of expat life in Ljubljana. The easiness of travel is one of my favorite things about living here. We are very closely located to the mountains, the sea, rivers, and some of the most beautiful landscapes I have ever seen. Ljubljana is also a very green and vibrant city, which is something I love. Ljubljana city center during spring, with the Ljubljana Castle There are always things happening and movement in the bars and events, bringing a great atmosphere. Ljubljana is the capital of Slovenia and the largest city in the country, but it is still not a large city per se, especially compared to other European capitals.Įven with all that, I feel that Ljubljana has a very international atmosphere, especially because every year, thousands of Erasmus students come to the city for a semester or two. Living in Ljubljana as an expat is both fun and challenging at the same time. You’ll learn useful information to prepare for your new life in Ljubljana, such as the cost of living in Ljubljana, how to find apartments and jobs, and other practical tips. In this Expat Interview, Fernanda shares her experience and practical tips for newcomers. ![]() In the underground tunnels you’ll see in an hour and a half a vivid demonstration of how the miners work looked like in the past and how it does today.Are you planning to move to Ljubljana? What is it like to live in Slovenia? ![]() Dressed in mining clothes, overcoat, with a helmet on your head and with a snack in your hand, you will get into the coal mine, 160 meter deep, through the Old shaft from 1888. In the company of our guides you will enter the coal mine exactly as the miners did last century. Put on the miners boots for a short time, descent 160 m beneath the surface of the earth and go on an interesting journey into the once active mine tunnels of the mine Škale, which are now a part of the museum.Ĭome and convince yourself how mysterious the underground world is. Visit the Coal mining museum of Slovenia in Velenje, which is one of the most popular museums in Slovenia. Prepare yourself for an adventure like never before. The Coal mine museum of Slovenia, Velenje Slovenia has so much more to offer though and you could easily fill weeks exploring this beautiful country. Check out this incredible list of day trips from Ljubljana to see just how stunning this nation truly is. It is certainly a country high on my list to get back to. With plenty of other spots nearby to explore use this as a base before getting out to enjoy Slovenia. SIMPLY ENJOY A LAID BACK CAPITALĬapital cities can be brash, bold and beautiful at once however here in Ljubljana you can just chill out and go with the flow. From vintage vinyl stores to tiny boutiques and collectables stores you can spend a good few hours picking out stuff that might not be required but will make your house look that little bit cooler. Sure, you have plenty of high streets names but down these small streets sit some pretty unique gems. This is my kind of city for having a little splurge. The cobbled streets and outside tables make for a great surrounding to enjoy some of the local dishes including the famous Bled cake (that is, if you can’t make it to Bled for the real deal.) Head to the market for a lively way to feast your way through some of the local Slovenia sausage specialities. When you are done with your coffee culture for the day, or your sunset beers along the river Ljubljana packs a punch for dining options. The view from the top of the castle overlooking the mountains is beyond impressive, especially if caught at sunset. Slovenia is a stunning country, both because of its hospitality and its incredible scenic surroundings. ![]() Some people say its like a small relaxed Amsterdam, I say that’s a good thing. This is one city totally suited for that! It is compact enough and centres around the river. I can happily while away my days in Europe wandering down little alleys, peering in shop windows and soaking up the coffee culture. ![]()
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