Ljubljana - the capital of Slovenia is comparing to other capitals, with its 270 000 inhabitants, quite a small city.<\/p>\n
Well, 100 years ago, was even smaller and had a more rural status. Today, small villages on the outskirts of the city became a part of the center. However, there are some parts of them that still managed to keep their authenticity and give us a chance to interpret the life once upon ago and today.<\/p>\n
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When in Ljubljana, you should definitely not miss the Ljubljana\u2019s Montmartre: ex boatmen and so-called salad-women village Trnovo<\/a><\/span>. The village on the Southern part of the city turned into a gathering point for different Slovenian artists. Not only that, became a home place for our prominent architect Jo\u017ee Ple\u010dnik<\/a><\/span>, who, together with his best neighbour, well known Slovenian writer Fran Sale\u0161ki Fin\u017egar, developed a friendly and creative atmosphere for the locals.<\/p>\n Trnovo is only 5 minutes walking from the car free zone city center and is actually a must for everyone, who offered her\/himself to discover our lives in a \u201cslow way\u201d<\/p>\n When around with locals you do not window shop, you try, you comment, you enjoy, you share, you discover, you admire and much more!<\/p>\n Come and join us on one of our custom-made private tours,<\/a><\/span> we can add a visit to this hidden treasure!<\/p>\n