The National University Library. The windows are designed to look like open books.

The bronze door of St Nikolas Church illustrates the history of Slovenia.

The Archbishop's door has each in order of popularity rather than history.

Flower vendor at the daily Farmer's Market

A milk-o-mat allows farmers to sell directly to consumers.

The color of the umbrellas indicates how local the produce is.

Nasvidenje, Ljubljana

5 Haziran 2019, Slovenya ⋅ ☀️ 77 °F

Our last full day in Ljubljana began with a walking tour with local guide Sasha. He explained how the political history influenced the architecture of the city, and the contribution of Jože Plečnik to creating the beautiful city that Ljubljana is now. Our afternoon was free for a little shopping in the Farmer's Market and of course, some kava, some pivo and some vino with our lunch at a sidewalk cafe.
Our new tour friends Barbie and Debbie invited us to join them for dinner at restaurant Danilo in Skofja Loca, about 20 minutes away by taxi. Danilo was one of the first "slow-food" restaurants in Slovenia. It was an amazing meal.
We have absolutely loved Ljubljana. It is a beautiful, walkable city and the residents seem to know how to enjoy life.Okumaya devam et

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