Man, take care of your city presents itself

In the open-air-gallery on the platform in front of the Slovenian House (Figovec) we have put on an exhibition of posters used in the socially responsible campaign Man, take care of your city, with which we are calling attention to the significance of respect for our common space since 2015.

Let's help Petrinja and Glina

After the earthquake in Croatia, which hit Petrinja and Glina the hardest, we sent financial aid to both cities from the budget reserve fund of the City of Ljubljana.

Ljubljana among most sustainable cities in the world

A renowned British media house and the world's largest publisher of travel guides, Lonely Planet, listed Ljubljana among the eight most sustainable cities in the world, mostly due to its cleanliness and greenery.

How we plan to further develop tourism in Ljubljana

We have adopted the tourism development strategy for Ljubljana and the Ljubljana Region for the period 2021–2027, with which we wish to position Ljubljana as the leading and most creative sustainable lifestyle city destination in the world.

Christmas decorations and a Christmas tree made of invasive plant species

In the scope of the project APPLAUSE we made a Christmas tree out of invasive plant species and then decorated it with decorations painted with natural dyes, also acquired from invasive plants.

Awarded education excellence in Ljubljana

The Head of the Education Centre PIKA, Branka D. Jurišić, PhD, and teacher at the Kette and Murn Primary School, Jožica Frigelj, MA, received the highest recognitions of the Republic of Slovenia in the field of education.

Renovated Črnuče Pond

With the renovation of the Črnuče Pond we have gained a new green surface for quality spending of free time and restored yet another brownfield site.

Winners of Marjan Rožanc Awards known

The Marjan Rožanc Awards, the highest recognitions of the City of Ljubljana in sports, were given this year to Luka Dončić, Žan Kranjec, Tatjana Polajnar and Lojze Pungerčič.

Find out more on project progress in Journals and Zoom-In-reports by UIA expert

UIA expert Jorgina Cuixart explains how APPLAUSE project is heading towards the last few months of implementation as it ends on the 31st of December 2020 and thus preparing for legacy.

Ljubljana remains a reading friendly municipality

Ljubljana, UNESCO City of Literature, is going to hold the title Reading Friendly Municipality, which it received in 2017, for another three years.