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South of Prešeren Square: Jože Ple č nik's Architecture
Cobblers' Bridge ( Č evljarski Most)
▲▲ National and University Library (Narodna in Univerzitetna Knjižn-
ica, or NUK)
French Revolution Square (Trg Francoske Revolucije)
▲▲ Jože Ple č nik House (Ple č nikova Zbirka)
In Metelkova, Northeast of Prešeren Square
▲▲ Slovenian Ethnographic Museum (Slovenski Etnografski Muzej)
Slovenian National Museum-Metelkova (Narodni Muzej Slovenije)
Museum of Contemporary Art-Metelkova (Muzej Sodobne Umetnosti
Metelkova, MSUM)
Metelkova City (Metelkova Mesto)
Ljubljanaisburstingwithnew,well-presented,we-try-hardermuseumscelebratingSloveni-
anhistoryandculture.TheseincludetheSlovenianHistoryExhibitionatthecastle,theCity
Museum of Ljubljana, and the Contemporary History Museum in Tivoli Park. Those of us
who've fallen in love with this city and country find each of these museums fascinating in
its own right, but—since they're similar and largely overlapping—some visitors might find
themredundantanddull.Ifyougetmuseumedouteasily,justvisittheonethat'shandiestto
your sightseeing plan.
East of the River, Under the Castle: The Market and Old Town
The castle side of the river is the city's most colorful and historic quarter, packed with Old
World ambience.
▲▲▲ Riverside Market (Tržnice)
In Ljubljana's thriving Old Town market, big-city Slovenes enjoy buying directly from the
producer.Pricesgodownasthedaygetslateandastheweekgoeson.Themarket,worthan
ambleanytime,isbestonSaturdaymornings,whenthetownspeopletaketheirtimewander-
ing the stalls. In this tiny capital of a tiny country, you may even see the president searching
for the perfect melon.
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