Slovenia · WALKING TOURS IN LJUBLJANA
The 11 best walking tours in Ljubljana you can book right now, with what each costs, how long it runs and who it suits. Number one is top for a reason; start there.
Review of Ljubljana’s 2-hour guided city walk and funicular ride to the castle, with major sights, local stories, practical tips, and value advice.
“Excelent! Our guide, Jagoda was amazing. Friendly, give us a lot of information about the city and country.. It was a great tour.”
Taste Slovenia through five wines, regional dishes, and Ljubljana history on a four-hour walking tour led by an engaging local guide.
“Not all usual “authentic” food stops and presented by a local that had much history as well as current info”
Review of Ljubljana’s 2-hour walking tour, covering bridges, squares, markets, history, guide quality, value, and practical booking tips.
“Our guide, Tibor gave us an informative, interesting and entertaining tour. He was very engaging. A great introduction to Ljubljana and its rich historical and cultural background.”
Taste Slovenian dishes, wine, and beer while walking Ljubljana’s markets, old town, and local eateries in a group capped at seven.
“Great selection of stops and a diverse range of food and drinks to sample. Lots of local information and our guide Nat was knowledgeable and really friendly.”
See Ljubljana by foot, river, and rooftop on a two-and-a-half-hour tour with local food samples, history, and guide Klemen.
“Kemmel was a wonderful, knowledgable and enthusiastic guide who took us on a lovely, comprehensive tour of Ljubljana from land, sea and air. He gave us a sense of history and culture along the way with some unexpected yummy nibbles and recommendations for the rest of our trip.”
Review of Ljubljana’s private two-hour walking tour, covering Old Town sights, local history, Plečnik’s bridges, price, guides, and practical tips.
“I’ve been fortunate and have traveled to a lot of places. Peter is a stand out in my experiences. He is engaging, enlightening and made the evening feel like hanging with a friend. I highly recommend this adventure!”
Review of Ljubljana’s 2.5-hour walking tour, covering bridges, squares, Plečnik architecture, local food, and castle views for $30.23.
“We walked around the old city and then across the river to the new city. The guide spoke very good English and told us a brief history of the city. We did miss the triple bridge but it was pointed out to us. The tour finishes at the funicular which is included. This takes you up to the castle at the top of hill. There are lifts to take you up to ground level if you can find them or walk up many stone steps. Be aware WC are at funicular level. Great tour for a very reasonable price.”
See Ljubljana with a private local guide, tailored to your interests, with useful food, culture, and sightseeing tips along the way.
“walking around and getting a feel for the city at sunset was really nice”
Walk Ljubljana’s old town with a local guide, visit key sights, and ride the funicular to Ljubljana Castle for $24.08.
“Explanations of the history of the city were very knowledgeable and comprehensive. Our guide took us at an appropriate pace.”
Explore Ljubljana’s old town, Plečnik landmarks, cathedral, and castle with a private local guide in three focused hours.
“5 of us did a private Food and Wine tour in Ljubljana, and had an amazing time! First, Rok is an amazing guide and SUPER knowledgeable about the history of Slovenia, the City and he easily wove the history into the food and wine. The food and wine were amazing as well! Rok lead us from place to place as we experienced the history of the city (and country) chronologically. He was super engaged, answered all of our questions (which were numerous), and didn't hesitate to give specific's as to regional dialects, foods, and historical points of interest. He ended up running over and leading us to a few more…”
Review of Ljubljana’s private Old Town walking tour, with practical details on guides, sights, timing, value, and who should book.
“Great walking tour in Ljubljana! We booked the English tour guide but when he found out we speak German, he directly switched to German and did the whole tour in perfect German. Miro shares a lot of stories about the past and always knows some funny or interesting details about the places he showed us. Even when it was raining a lot the whole tour it was a great way to get to know the city”
Alps, karst and forty-six kilometres of coast, sorted by the kind of day you want.
