EMW 2019 – Walk with us!

For 18 consecutive years the City of Ljubljana is taking part in the European Mobility Week, the biggest international campaign for the promotion of sustainable mobility. This year the campaign slogan is Walk with us!

Continued good cooperation with Moscow

On 10 September 2019, Mayor Zoran Janković and Mayor of Moscow Sergey Sobyanin signed the Programme of Cooperation between the Government of Moscow and the City of Ljubljana for 2019–2021.

Opening of the 61st BicikeLJ station

At Rakovnik we have set up already the 61st BicikeLJ station.

Velo-city 2020 Ljubljana opens Call for Abstracts

The next edition of Velo-city Conference Series, co-organised by the City of Ljubljana and the European Cyclists’ Federation, will take place in Ljubljana on 2-5 June 2020.
Velo-city 2020 Ljubljana is pleased to open the Call for Abstracts and invite experts from around the world to share their work, knowledge, experience and insights with a global audience, to reflect our conference theme 'Smart Cycling Inclusion'.

Vilenica Festival in Ljubljana

Ljubljana, UNESCO City of Literature, is hosting the 34th International Festival Vilenica, in which 23 authors from 16 countries are going to take part.

Renovated steps leading to the Na stolbi Street

The renovation of the concrete steps above the southern portal of the castle tunnel – the footpath from Krek Square to the Na stolbi Street concluded the first maintenance phase of the area at Na stolbi Street.

Yay, a new school year is here!

After long holidays pupils returned to schools, among them 2,875 first-graders. We wish everybody a happy, healthy and successful schoolyear!

Equrna statue unveiled

At the Gallus Embankment, next to the Academy of Music, the statue of Equrna was unveiled.

Reception for Janja Garnbret and other top climbers

In front of City Hall we welcomed our top sport climbers led by Janja Garnbret returning from the world championship in Japan.

The use of satellite time series for detection and mapping of invasive species

The vegetation cover of the Earth’s surface can change at an unprecedented rate. Especially invasive, non-native species of plants can quickly spread and negatively affect the ecosystems that they enter. In many areas both in the world and in Slovenia, it is assumed that invasive plants have already replaced native shrubs and trees.