Plecnik house is placed in the neighborhood. It is a private residence of majestic beauty built in the beginning of the 20th century. Today the interior of past age is totally restored within the walls of the building. Visitors of the residence may enjoy the ancient interior decoration and view the beautiful paintings. Those wishing to get to know the life of the average citizens better should visit the Budnar house. The atmosphere characteristic to the average city residents of the 17th – 18th centuries is reproduced there. The territory of the museum complex features a small dwelling as well as several maintenance buildings and the spreader designed for hey drying.
Budnar house has turned to an established place of holding of different ethnic crafts presentations. The city and its nearest suburbs have preserved several ancient castles and fortresses. The most attracting for tourists is considered to be the Bogensperk castle. The castle was built in the 14th century and survived through the course of the history till nowadays almost unharmed. Today a part of the ancient building is turned to a museum. One of its halls hosts the exhibition of geologic showpieces meanwhile other exposition is concentrated on local superstitious beliefs and proverbial signs. Dragon Bridge is one of the places of obligatory visit. It is among the most significant landmarks of Ljubljana.
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