Explore Europe Attractions

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Prešeren Square

Ljubljana's central meeting place, with the Prešeren monument, the pink Franciscan Church, Art Nouveau facades and the Triple Bridge.

Three linked bridges over the Ljubljanica River, reshaped by Jože Plečnik in the early 1930s and UNESCO-listed since 2021.

An early reinforced concrete bridge from 1901, guarded by four copper dragons and rooted in the legend of Jason and the Argonauts.

A car-free riverside quarter below the castle, with baroque squares, Plečnik bridges, a cathedral and café-lined embankments.

A baroque cathedral with a green dome and twin towers, known for its Quaglio frescoes and the bronze doors added in 1996.

A riverside food market in the heart of Ljubljana, with Plečnik-designed colonnades, local produce and a lively Friday street food scene.

Ljubljana's largest city park, with chestnut-lined alleys, Plečnik's promenade, historic mansions, a pond, a rose garden and woodland trails.

A former military barracks in central Ljubljana, now an autonomous arts hub of murals, galleries, music clubs and festivals.

Slovenia's main art museum in Ljubljana, with works from the Middle Ages to the early 20th century in a neo-Renaissance building.

A playful, hands-on museum of optical illusions on Kongresni trg, with about 70 mind-bending exhibits, photo rooms and puzzles.

Slovenia's oldest museum, set in a neo-Renaissance palace in central Ljubljana and home to a Neanderthal flute and Roman treasures.

Ljubljana's historic ceremonial square, home to Zvezda Park, Roman remains and landmark buildings, in the heart of the city.

A walled medieval town of cobbled lanes, Gothic spires and merchant houses, split between the Lower Town and Toompea hill.

A medieval hilltop fortress with a pink Baroque façade, now home to Estonia's parliament and the landmark Tall Hermann tower.

Tallinn's grandest Orthodox cathedral, a domed Russian Revival landmark on Toompea hill with mosaics, icons and a famous bell ensemble.

A medieval Gothic town hall on Raekoja plats, topped by a slender tower and the famous Old Thomas weather vane.

A Baroque palace built for Peter the Great in 1718, now a museum of European art set among the formal gardens of Kadriorg Park.

A towering Gothic church in Tallinn's Old Town, famed for its spire, its medieval legends and the panoramic platform high above Lai street.

A 15th-century artillery tower on Toompea hill, linked to atmospheric underground bastion passages and a museum of Tallinn's defences.

Estonia's top maritime museum, set in giant 1916 seaplane hangars with a real submarine, a historic icebreaker and hands-on exhibits.