There was one more morning to spend in Ljubljana and so after breakfast and check out from the Hotel Park we repeated some of our earlier sight seeing through the city. First of all we walked through the market, which was especially busy and vibrant this morning on account of it being Saturday I guessed The stalls were colourful and exciting and the vendors were enjoying brisk trade as the market heaved with hectic activity.
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December is a time for Christmas Markets. In 2007 I was in Ljubljana in Slovenia…
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The weather was still dry when we left Škofja Loka and returned to Ljubljana on the worn out old bus and back in the city we wandered down the left bank of the river and took in some of the sights that we had missed the night before.
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The weather was better in Ljubljana and we wandered down the left bank of the river and took in some of the sights that we had missed on our previous visit. We started at the heart of the city, Prešeren Square, with a statue of Slovenia’s greatest romantic poet France Prešeren that looks out over the square and the Triple Bridge.
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