Apartments in Ljubljana -- Cheap Accommodation

Slovenia's capital is fast turning into a hip and trendy destination. With its vast selection of museums and contemporary galleries it has a huge cultural scene with numerous arts festivals taking place throughout the year on its cobbled streets. In the centre it's hard to believe you're in a capital city, with its quiet atmosphere, leafy riverside views and its limited traffic, but grab a coffee on a sunny terrace and you wouldn't want to be anywhere else in the world. For the more active traveller, Ljubljana is a gem too, with hikes up to the city castle and plenty of green spaces to explore around the city. Soak up the laidback vibe along the winding streets with our Ljubljana apartments, which are surrounded by delicious restaurants, fun bars, and tonnes of culture.

A City of Culture - Things to do in Ljubljana

• Triple Bridge -- A collection of three bridges laid out across the Ljubljanica River that connect the city's old town to the modern district.
• Tivoli City Park -- The largest green space in the city, this lush park sits just on the outskirts and features a labyrinth of walkways, fountains, and colourful plant displays.
• Franciscan Church of the Annunciation -- The parish church of Ljubljana is a sight to behold with its candy pink exterior and its grand array of murals that line the interior.
• National Museum of Slovenia -- Slovenia's national museum can be found right in the centre of the city in an impressive building. Here, you can discover the country's historic narratives and learn more about local culture.
• Ursuline Church of the Holy Trinity -- This eye-catching building is also known as Nun Church and boasts an intricate interior set along one of Ljubljana's grandest streets.
• Neboticnik -- One of the city's most recognisable landmarks is a high-rise block that soars thirteen storeys skywards. It adds an impressive silhouette to Ljubljana's skyline.
• Museum of Modern Art -- Displaying a huge collection of contemporary Slovenian art from the 20th and 21st centuries.
• Slovenian Museum of Natural History -- Filled to the brim with scientific wonders, natural history, and interactive displays, this museum makes a fun day out for all the family.
• National Gallery of Slovenia -- Situated in the centre of Ljubljana, this national art gallery features work from a variety of local artists as well as those from further afield.
• Ljubljana Cathedral -- Officially known as St. Nicholas's Church, this cathedral juts upwards in a flurry of whitewashed walls and green turrets.
• Cekin Mansion -- Located on the edge of Tivoli Park, this mansion houses the contemporary history of Ljubljana in the form of displays, stories, and documents.
• Ljubljana Zoo -- The city's zoo is home to all manner of species and offers a range of activities throughout the year.
• Mount Saint Mary -- Active travellers will enjoy hiking this mountain for spectacular views out across the city.
• Slovenian Railway Museum -- Keen railway enthusiasts will love this homage to Slovenia's train history, with life-like displays, recreations, and fascinating histories.

Our apartments in Ljubljana are based all around the city and are within easy walking distance of most of the major attractions.

Ljubljana Accommodation

The city's increasingly youthful vibe means Ljubljana accommodation consists mainly of trendy boutique hotels and lively hostels, but there are also plenty of high-end hotels to choose from, too. Guest houses also provide a popular place to stay in the historic part of the city, whilst numerous apartments dotted around offer unique and independent accommodation options.

Do as the Locals Do in Ljubljana

Life is laidback and easy in Ljubljana, with a youthful atmosphere that is filled with quirky culture and fun ways to pass the time. Follow the lead of the locals and get around the city by bike, one of the best ways to explore. The historic centre of the city of off-limits for cars, so cycling is a great way to take it all in quickly.

If you get a little thirsty on your travels, duck into one of the many craft beer bars that are popping up all over the city. This new phenomenon is proving to be hugely popular for both locals and tourists alike, and it's the perfect way to sample some of Slovenia's local flavours. The best part? In many of the bars you can grab some tapas nibbles to keep the hunger at bay. If you're looking for a more substantial meal, though, check out the street food that you can find all around the city. Grab a handheld snack and continue exploring.

As evening falls, you'll want to head to Metelkova, a part of the city that has been transformed from military barracks into a lively nightlife venue. Here, you'll find plenty of hipster bars and clubs decorated in a shabby chic style set against a backdrop of colourful street art.

End the evening in one of our Ljubljana apartments, which provide the perfect place to unwind after a busy day.

How to Get Around Ljubljana

Ljubljana airport is really close to the city centre, making the journey into town extremely easy and affordable. From the airport terminal you can hop on one of the regular buses that travel to Ljubljana's central bus station. Here, everything is within easy walking distance, or you can hop in a cab if you have lots of luggage.

Alternatively, you can get a private transfer from the airport or grab a taxi from outside the terminals. The drive into town is quick and takes in some breath-taking scenery along the way.

Once you're in Ljubljana, it's unlikely you'll need to use any public transport unless you're looking to take day trips to nearby attractions. The majority of things to do are all within walking distance of each other and the small size of the city means cycling is the preferred way to travel for most locals and tourists. If you want to explore Lake Bled and other nearby landmarks, there are plenty of buses that leave daily from the city's main bus station.