Glimpses of Millennial Ljubljana: A Tourist Guide to Ljubljana - Iztok Bončina

This modern, trendy, and practical guide reveals Ljubljana’s millennia-long history, reflected in grand architectural masterpieces, small details, and numerous fascinating stories that still live on in the spirit of Ljubljana's streets and squares. It is an interesting read and an excellent gift for Ljubljana residents and all those who love history and urban exploration.

Journey through the key periods of Ljubljana’s millennia-long history – from ancient Emona and the Middle Ages to the Baroque and Art Nouveau periods – past the masterpieces of the renowned architect Jože Plečnik, through unusual stories into shady and peaceful green corners. The guide also includes suggestions for circular routes, a map of attractions, tips for a good lunch, and the author's recommendations for the top 10 spots in the city.

"Fishing in the Ljubljanica river was once an important activity for Ljubljana residents, as fish were the cheapest meat that citizens could afford. The fishermen from the former suburban village of Krakovo, who caught crayfish and fish and brought them fresh to Ribja Street every morning where the market was located, were primarily responsible for the regular supply of Ljubljana residents."