vacation rental Ljubljana Ljubljana holiday apartment bed and breakfast

In the center of the city

Data of object

Type of object:	vacation rental
Living area:	75 m²
Number of rooms:	4
Number of of sleeping accomodations (beds):	6
Number of bathsrooms:	1
Listing #:	24550

A perfect apartment for 1 – 6 persons with 3 separate rooms, hall and fully equipped kitchen. There are 2 double beds and 1 sofa- bed. The flat is equipped with television, DVD, satellite television and internet. Out of the window you can enjoy charming view on the city centre. In the apartment you will find all the neccesary tools and devices as ironing board, iron, stylish night lamps, wardrobes, washing machine , bed linen and towels… Of course we did not forget your car. You can park your vehicle on the locked court just behind the house, where you can also find a charming cafe.

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The center of the city near the old part of Ljubljana. Just 5 min. to the shops, restaurants, galleries... Close to the main bus and rail station.

Ljubljana , Ljubljana , Slovenia

Ljubljana, the capital of Slovenia, is a dynamic Central European city lying at an altitude of 298 m above sea level in a broad basin between the Alps and the Adriatic Sea. It covers a surface area of 275 km2 and has a population of 276,000. Its climate is continental, with an average temperature of 3,4˚ C in January and 21,9˚ C in July. Ljubljana’s geographical position has governed its colourful past, since it is situated on a natural passage leading from Central Europe to the Mediterranean and toward the East called the “Ljubljana Gate.” It is not by pure coincidence that trade routes and waves of migration have passed through it since centuries. From the times of the first settlers right down to the present day, the transit character of this area has stimulated the constant growth of economic and cultural ties with other cities and nations. From its very beginnings, Ljubljana’s culture and lifestyle has been attuned to contemporary currents in Europe, while both the Central European and the Mediterranean spirit have influenced the temperament of its residents. Ljubljana’s economy has always been quite heterogeneous, enabling it to adapt rapidly to the ever-changing environment of the world economy. Ljubljana produces about 25% of Slovenia’s Gross Domestic Product and has maintained a constant orientation toward long-term international business co-operation. An increasingly comprehensive, high-quality tourist and catering sector have complemented this process on one side and well-developed commercial activities on the other. At present, the level of active working population is 62% and out of the total employed, 50% are women, 64% work in the economic sector and 36% in the public sector (according to the statistics for the year 2003). Industry is still the most important employer in the city (pharmaceuticals, petrochemicals, food-processing), and Ljubljana’s industrial companies are among the major Slovene exporters. Retailing, financial and other business services, transport and communication, construction, skilled trades and services, and tourism and catering follow industry. In the public sector, employment is found in the fields of education and culture, followed by health care and social security, social organisations, and local administration. Ljubljana is certainly a city with a high quality of life. It is a city of greenery, its very centre occupied by parks and forests, and it also represents an ideal departure point for the discovery of all the variety Slovenia has to offer. The unique Karst region, the Adriatic coast, the mountains, the hilly wine-growing regions, the spas, and many historic towns are all within a two-hour drive. Ljubljana’s appearance and flair has charmed many visitors. The traveller will find here a unique combination of a tranquil capital city bubbling with the spiritual energy of the nation.