Congress Square

A view of Ljubljana Castle from Congress square

Slovenia University in Congress Square

In front of Slovenia University

The Philharmonic Academy

The Ursuline Monastery and Church of the Holy Trinity opposite Congress Square

The Slovenian National Drama Theater of Ljubljana

The City Museum of Ljubljana

The City Museum of Ljubljana

The City Museum

The Church of Our Lady of Mercy

The courtyard of the Festival Ljubljana Building

Festival Ljubljana Building

A scene in the courtyard of the Festival Ljubljana

A monument erected in memory of the Napoleonic Empire's Illyrian Provinces (1809-1813)

The opposite side of the Napoleonic Empire's monument

A statue adorning the National and University Library

The National and University Library

The bust of Gustav Mahler on building #17 which now is the site of a DM store.

The bust of Gustav Mahler

The inscription about the bust of Gustav Mahler

Souvan House with its typical Biedermeier facade decorated with reliefs symbolically depicting agriculture, art, and commerce

A view of the Cobblers' Bridge

Marc by the Cobblers Bridge

The Slovenian Parliament Building

These sculptures of naked men, women, and children adorning the main entrance to the Slovenian Parliament reminded me so much of Oslo's Vigeland Park.

The Joze Plecnik house and museum. This site was under renovation and remodel at the time of our visit. It is scheduled to reopen in 2015.

While Marc and I were walking around the city center, we saw this dog looking out of a window. Isn't he cute?

The old part of Ljubljana

A quiet alley

Taken on a quiet Sunday afternoon. It gave me the impression people here had Sunday blues big time. The atmosphere was so eerily quiet, I too had the Sunday blues even when I was on vacation. Imagine that!

A well inside the courtyard of the Town Hall

Inside the Town Hall for a second time

Walking around Ljubljana