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Monthly Archives: November 2013
Pioneer Railway
Have you ever imagined riding a train completely run by children aged 10 to 15? Today this would probably turn into a case for children rights and protections, but half a century ago, just after the 2nd World War, such … Continue reading
Posted in H2ostel Blog, Travel tips
Tagged active in Ljubljana, bike path, biking, green Ljubljana, Pioneer railway, railway
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St. Martin’s Day
It is almost here! St. Martin’s Day is a very important day in Slovenia: it’s when, according to our tradition, the year’s grape harvest turns to wine. Even though Ljubljana doesn’t host the conditions for vineyards, we are great admirers … Continue reading
Posted in Events, Food, H2ostel Blog
Tagged Ljubljana, Slovenia, St. Martin's Day, Wine, Wine Route
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Elephant Street
It used to be Slonova ulica, translated as Elephant Street, but was changed in 1892 to Prešern Street. What is today the main pedestrian zone, part of Ljubljana’s promenade to the river, is now called Čop (pronounced: chop) Street or … Continue reading