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Raman has arrived at the ZOO
Ljubljana ZOO welcomed a new resident at the end of April this year – the Asiatic lion Raman, a representative of one of the most endangered lion subspecies in the world. His arrival marks a new chapter in Ljubljana ZOO's efforts to preserve biodiversity and an invaluable opportunity for visitors to get up close and personal with the Indian king of animals, which has almost disappeared in the wild.
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We are preparing already the 3rd Biodiverse festival
On Thursday, 22 May 2025, at Pogačar Square, we are preparing the Biodiverse Festival, with which we are marking the International Day for Biological Diversity for the third consecutive year. This year, the festival is complemented by a screening of the film Wild Slovenia and a discussion on the impact of nature documentaries in raising social awareness about the necessity of nature conservation.
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The Waterpipe Bridge connects Rakova jelša and the Ljubljana Marshes
We opened the Waterpipe Bridge, which connects the Ljubljana Marshes Landscape Park with the park facilities at Rakova jelša. The bridge, intended for pedestrians and cyclists, is the only bridge over the Ljubljanica River between Ižanska cesta and the bridge in Podpeč.
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Austrian partner Südwind is looking for service providers to prepare guidelines and evaluate (evaluation) the EMV_LII project
The municipality of Ljubljana, together with three Slovenian partners (Peace Institute, Community of Municipalities of Slovenia and Kulturno Society of Gmajna), participates in the European project of the European Union Asylum, Migration and Integration Fund (AMIF) entitled ‘Empowering Migrant Voices for Local Integration and Inclusion’, of which Südwind is a leading partner.
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Basic Assessment of Local Strategies for Migrant Inclusion and Participation
The City of Ljubljana, as a partner in the EMV_LII project, participated in the development of the assessment of local strategies for migrant inclusion and participation, prepared by the Peace Institute.
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9 May, Ljubljana City Holiday
Again this year, we celebrated Ljubljana City Holiday and Peace Day with a gala session of the City Council of the City of Ljubljana, at which we presented the city's highest recognitions and the titles of Honorary Citizen of Ljubljana.
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The Bee Path in Ljubljana has been around for 10 years already
This year we are celebrating the 10th anniversary of the Bee Path. We designed it as one of the activities as part of the celebration of Ljubljana, the European Green Capital 2016, and over the past decade, it has grown from a tourist route into a real bee network. We will mark the tenth anniversary with a varied program that will run until October.
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The Best Apartment Building of 2024 is located at Ptujska ulica 26
This year, as part of the traditional campaign For a More Beautiful Ljubljana, we also selected the Best Apartment Building of 2024 in Ljubljana. The apartment buildings at Bilečanska ulica 4 and Ptujska ulica 26 were in the final selection, while the citizens chose the multi-apartment building at Ptujska ulica 26 as the Best Apartment Building in an online vote. This is the third Best Apartment Building located in the Bežigrad District Community.
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1495 days: Ljubljana during World War II
On the 80th anniversary of the end of World War II, the City Museum of Ljubljana opened a central exhibition entitled 1495 Days: Ljubljana during World War II, which offers an in-depth insight into the key events between 1941 and 1945, which indelibly marked the history of our city.
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We have chosen the Tree and Avenue of the Year 2024
At the end of the For a More Beautiful Ljubljana campaign, we present the Tree and Avenue of the Year in Ljubljana, which were chosen by citizens through an online vote.