The Basilica of St. Istvan is named in honour of the first king of Hungary, Istvan (Stephen). Construction of the cathedral began in 1848 under the direction of architect József Hild. After his death, the construction was supervised by Mikl... read more
The Central Synagogue is the largest synagogue in Europe and the second largest in the world, after the Emmanuel Synagogue in New York. It was built in 1859 in the Moorish-Byzantine style by Austrian architect Ludwig Ferster. The building was part... read more
Ljubljana Castle is the capital's most famous and attractive landmark. Situated on a green-covered high hill in the old town, it is its visual centre, which can be admired from any point. If you climb up to the castle, you can admire the panor... read more
The Town Hall is an ancient building that houses the Ljubljana City Municipality. The building is over five centuries old. The building was originally built in the Gothic style favoured by the Austro-Hungarian Empire.
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