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Global Ljubljana
8 Reviews In October 2007, one of the security guards (a bouncer) at Global brutally attacked and beat a 20-year-old club visitor to death. This happened just meters from the club entrance, right in front of...
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The Pub Bled
4 Reviews There’s not much here in the way of food, thin sandwiches but the beer is good and cold and only 2E for a large glass. The local wine is pretty good and the best deal around at 1 E a glass. There's a...
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Cafe Teater Piran
3 Reviews well i have to say i had much fun in Piran Slovenia. Small ancient town with lots of hidden small streets and quite a huge tourist offer. Cafe Teater is just one of many local pubs but it's located on...
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Metelkova mesto Ljubljana
8 Reviews We headed to Metelkova after a long day of sightseeing. We were too tired to even think about making it a long night, so we just grabbed a couple of cans of beer from a place blaring out Joy Division...
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Casino Bled Bled
2 Reviews Bled isn't exactly a hotspot for nightlife, but it does have one place where you can waste your money into the early hours of the morning, and that is the Casino. Tucked away, down by the lake, the...
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Bachus centre Ljubljana
4 Reviews It is a good place to enjoy the party atmosphere of Ljubljana. Quite relaxing place to move your body ... Before dancing you can eat in a restaurant upstairs and communicate trough skype with friends....
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Pr skelet Ljubljana
2 Reviews A bar decorated like a dungeon, with many skeletons and parts of skeletons all around. Each skeleton has it's story about his death. For instance, one tried to brew the strongest drink in the world,...
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Cutty Sark Pub Ljubljana
4 Reviews The Cutty Sark Pub is a popular meeting place for locals, tourists and VT members. It has both international and local beers on tap (e.g. Lasko, Heineken and Guinness). Prices are reasonable. On hot...
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Maček Ljubljana
1 Review One of the most popular bars in Ljubljana. They have some tables outside. Great for drinking beer, chatting and watching people. The decoration inside is very nice. Neither the service nor the...
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Tea House CHA Ljubljana
1 Review Do not miss your regular tea-time when in Ljubljana, this lovely tea-house is situated in Stari trg, in the very heart of the old core of the town. Besides the domestic kinds, you can order English,...
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Gostilna Sokol Ljubljana
1 Review At the restaurant Sokol where we had our dinner I didn't feel like red wine as all the others but decided to order a beer instead (and was named German afterwards ;). It was a great decision, the...
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The disco club is situated in the ground floor of this medieval tower. I wasn't there for quiet a long time now but remember it as a very attractive place. Hope it still excisting because youngsters from Brezice and its close surroundings dont have too big choice for outing. Be cool
You can find a lot of bars and pubs all around the old town, close to the river.Clubs are in the new town but very close of the centre.There are some clubs near from the train station which are opened till the morning. It's not important.
I am not able to give specific recommendations because this time I was not active in this respect and this probably tends to change as rapidly here as elsewhere in the world. Consult Ojas pages for that!
Having sent all my time in Maribor with Mr V (http://members.virtualtourist.com/m/5d3a9/) I am not entirely sure that Maribor has any DAYlife...:O) To emulate the style of Mr V (http://members.virtualtourist.com/m/5d3a9/) either dress like a gangster or a window cleaner.
Downtown Ljubljana has a plentiful supply of bars and cafes. Many of them cluster in the squares or along the riverbanks in the center of the city, and in suitable weather (i.e., if it's not actually freezing, or in the middle of a thunderstorm) everyone wants to sit outside. The University seems to supply a lot of the younger population, so there's the usual preening and flirting and checking out the cute guy behind the physics textbook; but if (like me) you're an older person who wants to blend into the background, no one will give you any grief if you nurse a glass of wine for a hour and people-watch. The only rule seems to be "anything goes." But you're less likely to be spotted as a tourist if you avoid the usual sartorial atrocities: wrinkled nylon rain gear, pork pie hats, technicolor waist packs, puffy white athletic shoes with baggy white socks ...My hanging-around-town outfit...
There are lots of pubs and bars down by the river including one called Skeleton which is a Skeleton theme and cocktail bar. The owner is very friendly and talks perfect English. The decorations are certainly original and highly amusing. It's not as scary as it sounds. They were doing a two fr one offer while I was there! Very dangerous.The other bar I really liked had photos on every spare place on the wall of Ljubljana people and life. This bar is on the river front. It looks warm and inviting.
Really, Piran is a small place with lots of bars and restaurants open late into the night so don't worry about finding a place to relax.My favourite thing to do was to go up to the remparts, by the old Church, and sit on the wall with feet swinging in the cliff. Nice to go with a dear one :-) and watch the stars, the moon and the sea. The sound of the waves breaking against the cliffs can be intoxicating. Oh and I only saw a few shadows the three nights I spent dreaming on the wall. It's dead quiet. The church bell rings the hours though. it was nice and warm even at night, but you could bring an anorak.
Slovenia is well known for it's relaxing lifestyle.. Sitting in a beer garden, or cafe, with friends is often enjoyed by locals and visitors alike. The atmosphere is very pleasant, and often there will be live music to enjoy also. Neat casual is usually excepted.
In Slovenia you can find a lot of night clubs and stuff. The most I'm familiar with the Celje area because I live nearby. It's dificult to decide what is the best (again). Depends on your taste... Wether you like dancing, cinemas, chatting and drinking... I guess that most visited place in Slovenia about night life spots is Portoroz (Portorose). It's a small town on Slovenian coast, which is diring simmer crowded with people. There is a lot of discos, bars, restaurants, spas...In the picture you can see Martin, a employee at Storman, with lots of wine - Jeruzalemcan, Refosk & Cvicek It doesn't matter actually. Here some people dressed casual, but some (actually a lot) come overdressed. It's pretty wel-known place, probably that's why.
In the Casino you can play table games (American Roulette, Black Jack, One Deck Black Jack, Midi Punto Banco, HIT Progressive Draw Poker), on 273 slot machines, at HIT Mega Jackpot or Bingo.Any person of at least 18 years or older is admitted to the casino, provided they identify themselves with a valid document. Gaming tables operate from 3pm till 3am. Casino organises special courses on all the games played in their casino for new guests, prearranged groups and less experienced players. The Teater performance hall seats 220 guests and lights up evenings with concerts featuring varied music genres, dance shows, fashion shows and comic shows. Admission is free for entertainment centre guests.
Best Western Premier Hotel Slon Ljubljana
5 Reviews and 322 Opinions Would recommend this hotel being very central, staff very friendly, one thing the hotel heating...
Hotel Vila Bled Bled
7 Reviews and 66 Opinions Tranquil setting amidst a large garden, with a tennis court and covered lido. Retro-style 1950s...
Hotel Barbara Fiesa Piran
1 Review and 17 Opinions This medium size hotel is situated is about 1km along the coast from Piran in Fiesa. Take the...
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Q: My husband and I are planning two nights in July - is it better to base ourselves In Bled or Bohinj, or do one night in each?
A: Personally I liked Bohinj more mainly because it's more remote & natural. You can wander through the woods and discover Slap Savica, by crossing wooden bridges, climbing...
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