Anyhow,  if you`re coming here in this time of the year, do bring umbrella, waterproof shoes and don`t forget your jacket. And temperatures? Mostly ranging from 10 to 20°C. 

In spring the city is thriving with citizens strolling around after the long winter. Terrasses of cafes are packed, trees and flowers are in fool bloom. It is lively, colourful and dynamic but there are still not as many tourists around as in the summer.

If visiting Slovenia and Ljubljana in the summer time bring any sort of open shoes like sandals or flip-flops, shorts and T-shirts are self-evident. For whimsical days a sweater or a raincoat are helpful.    

In the summer time Ljubljana is the most vibrant. Cafes by the river are jam-packed, streets are taken by street artists, concerts and other open-air cultural events. More tourists, less locals.

Do not let whimsicle weather discourage you from visiting. Days can still be warm and nature becomes incredibly pretty with trees turning their leaves red, orange and yellow. Crowds of tourists are mostly gone and the city gets packed with students.

The average temperature in September is 17°C, on October 12°C and on November 7°C. 

Required equipment: sweater, raincoat or umbrella, jacket, waterproof shoes.

December is the most vivid winter month in Ljubljana with the Christmas Market taking place from late November to early January filling the air with the scent of cinnamon and mulled wine.

If you  are a ski fan, the closest ski resort to Ljubljana is Krvavec about 40 km away. 

What to bring if visiting Ljubljana in winter? A jacket or a coat, a hat, gloves, a scarf, warm shoes and warm socks.