Ljubljanica River Tours and Tickets

Discover the wonders of Ljubljana in an active way with this 3-hour bike tour. A professional guide will outfit you with a bike and helmet before taking you on a tour of Slovenia’s capitol you’ll never forget. See the Fužine castle, Ljubljana Castle, Plenikove žale and Museum quartie. Wander inside a historic castle and experience the beauty of park Tivoli. Don’t miss this opportunity to discover Ljubljana’s main attractions as well as under-the-radar finds.

A 2 hours unique walking tour, in Ljubljana, fully escorted with a local professional tourist guide. We will go through Plečnik's market, Town hall, Cathedral of St. Nicholas, most notable bridges, river Ljubljanica, National and University Library, Napoleon.

Slovenia is a karstic land, where speleologists discover new caves every year, which amount to more than 10,000 by now. We offer authentic experience, where you get to know the places and caves that locals visit. This day trip a perfect combination of hidden gems, beautiful tourist sights and just the ride dose of activities. If you like something different and you don’t want to be taken into tourist traps, then you have to join us on this tour. We would like you to feel like a friend, not tourist. We offer our activities in small groups (up to 8) which is just right group size for a relaxed trip where everything is flexible. In addition, there is always more than one opportunity to taste delicious local flavors. Besides visiting main sights, you can choose to end the day on a canoe.

The 1970s and 1980s punk music in Slovenia was amazing. It was very unique in the Communist East. And very unique in the whole world! ‘Children of Socialism’, 'Via Ofenziva', ‘Ljubljana Dogs’, ‘Bastards’, ‘Berlin Wall’, ‘Ciao Bitches!’, ‘The Tattletales’ and ‘Niet’, these are just a few names of the bands that were turning an alternative scene into an opposition movement. The Slovenian punk scene was comprised of middle-class and working-class youth that was often beaten up and imprisoned by Communist authorities. However, many of the punk bands were supported by the League of Socialist Youth and were able to release their records on state-controlled labels. Come and join a bike ride back to the socialist punk times, accompanied by amazing music and radical lyrics.