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Town Hall, Ljubljana

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#29 of 305 in Things to do in Ljubljana

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With its high pediment topped with a clock tower, Town Hall stands out from other buildings lining a vast cobbled square. Climb the massive stairway to reach a triple-arched stone portico and a Venetian-style balcony. Notice a late Gothic plate with the city's coat of arms, preserved from the original building. A sculpture depicting Hercules and a lion in the vestibule was brought in from the 17th-century Hercules Fountain. The inner courtyard occasionally hosts art or history exhibits, and some oil paintings decorate the interior walls. Notice the impressionist painting of a symphony orchestra, which may well be the orchestra Gustave Mahler led when he was young. To visit Town Hall and get the most from your holiday in Ljubljana, create itinerary details personal to you using our Ljubljana sightseeing tool.

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• By OmaWWTraveler

  Stop by for walking tours of the main city center. The town hall itself has many interesting and architectural items of interest. Located close to the main city square and underneath the beautiful...  more »

• By Maks matej C

  The City Hall, also known as the Magistrate or Rotovž, today the seat of the City of Ljubljana, was built in the late 15th century. The builder was Peter Bezla.  more »

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• By Danago

  After you walk pass the Cathedral, you will see a huge fountain and behind it is the Town Hall. Walk inside and there an exhibit of sort with several artifacts on display. There will be a small courtyard inside. A bit cool inside, a breather away from the sun. After of which you can exit from the side into a side street. If you are going to the Triple Bridge then you have to exit at the main entrance again.

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• By Robin Irwin

  This building has a courtyard and an exhibition. A lovely building

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