The socially responsible campaign Man, take care of your city is continuing its different activities in autumn stressing the significance of respect for our common public space. With a poster campaign we are reacting to prohibited graffiti and with activities in the filed we are raising awareness on the importance of picking up dog waste.

Graffiti allowed only on designated surfaces

One of the more disruptive factors in orderly city areas are also graffiti, more precisely scrawling on facades we see although the City of Ljubljana has 17 public locations where drawing graffiti is allowed. We have removed graffiti from over 17,000 m² of surfaces and spent over 200,000 EUR on the clean-up.

Locations where drawing graffiti is permitted

• Šiška – the subway under Celovška cesta, near Šiška Cinema,
• Vič/Dolgi most – the concrete pillars of the motorway bridge at the last stop on bus route 6,
• Bežigrad – the underpass under the railway line on Drenikova,
• Moste – the underpass under the railway line on Kajuhova,
• Center – the Trnovski pristan, the concrete wall along the footpath,
• Center – the Trnovo primary school, the wall by the car park,
• Šentvid – the underpass in front of the Šentvid tunnel,
• Center – the transformer station near the Trnovo primary school, on the car park alongside the playground,
• Vič/Rožna dolina – the underpass under the railway line on Erjavčeva (direction Prešernova – Večna pot),
• Vič/Rožna dolina – the underpass under the railway line on (direction Cesta v Rožno dolino – Oražnova),
• AKC Metelkova – the internal walls around the basketball court, on the internal side of the Metelkova City complex,
• ROG – Trubarjeva 74, the internal walls of the ROG factory complex,
• shooting centre on Dolenjska cesta (the external concrete walls that look onto the car park) is specifically intended for fan graffiti,
• the parking lot wall at the Pešaki building (the Metelkova City).
• the internal wall at the Celica Hostel,
• the container building (except glass surfaces and the black entrance doors),
• the internal east wall at the Foerster Bar in the Foerster Garden.

Raising awareness among dog owners at two locations