"Moderna, Ljubljana by Multipraktik. Opened in late 2015, Moderna coffee shop quickly became a go-to place when it comes to café culture. They offer excellent specialty coffee, including seven single origins and one house blend, all roasted in their own roastery. It’s beautifully located in the Museum of Modern Art which sits at the outskirts of Tivoli Park and neighbours the National Gallery and the National Museum."

"UAUU, Ljubljana by Multipraktik. UAUU stands for WOW and is the first and the only street-art gallery in Ljubljana. It’s run by seven friends and showcases the best exhibitions in regional street-art and beyond."

"Luda Bistro, Ljubljana by Multipraktik. Luda means Crazy. And that stands for crazy good food by the crazy cute chefs - Urška and Luka. A self-taught couple, always curious and totally dedicated to making the best possible and inventive food for every pocket. There are two first courses, three main dishes and two deserts to choose from. The menu changes every two weeks and comes at a price range from 9 EUR up to 22 EUR. Not surprisingly, they also serve some fascinating local wines. Give them a call and reserve a table."

"Tipo Renesansa, Ljubljana by Multipraktik. TipoRenesansa is a nonprofit studio for typography and printing heritage, founded in 2010 by graphic designer and calligrapher Marko Drpić and his wife, jewelry and graphic designer Maja Licul. Together they recreated an old letterpress printing shop in the center of Ljubljana. Today, TipoRenesansa is the last place in Slovenia where you can experience how printing was done before contemporary technology took over and romance was left behind."

"Caffe Čokl, Ljubljana by Multipraktik. The place is small, but the coffee is "big"! Tine brews freshly roasted organic and fair-trade coffee in eight different techniques. For him every single cup of coffee served becomes a small lecture about this amazing fruit. He keeps in touch with several coffee cooperatives in Mexico, Honduras, Panama, Nicaragua, Ethiopia and Uganda. Quite possibly the best coffee in town."

"TaBar, Ljubljana by Multipraktik. TaBar has the best tapas in town. Their dishes are influenced by Slovenia's geographic position, incorporating traditional local, Italian and Mediterranean cuisine. Their menu changes seasonally, the wine and especialy gin list is long and service is top-notch. Reserve upfront."

"Kino Šiška Centre for Urban Culture, Ljubljana by Multipraktik. Kino Šiška Centre for Urban Culture is a public institution for contemporary and urban culture, manifested in concerts, visual and performing arts. Beside the evening world-renown acts, there’s always an exhibition or two, mostly of young visual artists. You can sit in vintage sofas, relax and read a great magazine from their mag-stand. And yes, the bar has one of the best selections of beers from around the globe."

"Robert, Ljubljana by Multipraktik. Robert, the hair editor, has prospered at one of the most beautiful streets of Ljubljana ‒ Križevniška street. If you’re looking for a fresh cut - this is the place to go. Sit back, relax and have a cut-chat with Robert."

"Pritličje, Ljubljana by Multipraktik. Pritličje is a recently opened bar, club and a public space. Located as centrally as possible, their daily operations offer great coffee, sandwiches and soups. It’s a nice open space with a large outside area and an indoor comic-book store. At night everything changes, DJs and live bands take the stage, and there’s a nice beer selection at the bar. Going strong until 3 am."

"Poligon, Ljubljana by Multipraktik. Poligon is a training ground for self-employed professionals working in the field of creative economies, culture and social entrepreneurship, which applies additional content to the latest co-working methods. It’s a vibrant community and a beautiful space in the former tobacco factory district."

"Pogača, Ljubljana by Multipraktik. Saturday is The Day to visit Ljubljana’s Central Market. All the farmers come to sell their produce and the variety of fruits and vegetables is truly remarkable. Above all, there is a bakery that makes a historic dish, the food of workers and peasants ‒ Pogacha. It’s a sort of a “minimalist pizza” with only three toppings to choose from: bacon, vegetables or fresh cheese. If you’re in town on Saturday, try not to miss this bite from the past. Open until 2 pm."

"Anselma, Ljubljana by Multipraktik. Anselma is a public workshop. A space equipped with sewing and printing tools, expertise and inspirational people. Their main mode of operation is a "sewing fitness", where one can use the tools in exchange for a daily or monthly ticket, you know, like in a gym. They function as a co-working space, hold courses, host exhibitions and offer their space for other creative projects. Above all, it is a cozy multifunctional space, where one can meet makers, designers and artists and admire or acquire their products."

"Na Plac, Ljubljana by Multipraktik. Along the Central Market there’s a row of restaurants, offering fresh and cheap mid-day meals. You can choose from fresh seafood, grilled meat, roasted chicken and more. Na Plac is particularly good, serving delicious grilled seafood and Wiener Schnitzels. Cheap and yummy, but watch out for the pigeons and sparrows sneaking around. Open until 2 pm only."

"Osem, Ljubljana by Multipraktik. At the crack of dawn, when his punk colleagues crawl from parties back to their dwellings, Andrej wakes up to deliver his sourdough, traditional baguettes, focaccias and other kinds of bread. Taking the best of socialism into capitalism, the bakery is open only from Monday to Friday, 8 am to 6 pm. If you fancy having some crusty bread, sourdough or just having a little chat with the baker, drop in."

"The International Centre of Graphic Arts, Ljubljana by Multipraktik. The International Centre of Graphic Arts is a specialized museum and producer of printed and contemporary art. The museum and its bar are situated in the best possible surroundings ‒ at the hearth of Tivoli Park, overlooking the walking promenade and with great views of the city. It takes care of an extensive collection of prints and artists’ books, works from the collection are available for view in the study room and are accompanied by a library for the public. The institution’s most recognizable activity is the Biennial of Graphic Arts with a longstanding tradition, dating back into 1955."

"Bazilika Bistro, Ljubljana by Multipraktik. Bazilika was born out of love for cooking, food and socializing. The space is not pretentious and neither is their philosophy; their tasty offer changes daily and they use organic, local and seasonal ingredients. Vegan friendly."

"Kubus, Ljubljana by Multipraktik. Kubus is a small design store with smartly selected design pieces from all over the globe. The space is small, but cozy and welcoming. They have a warm and personal approach. Don’t miss this one if you're into interior design."

"Old Stuff - New Use, Ljubljana by Multipraktik. Kralji Ulice (Kings of the Street) is an initiative where homeless people and people in need can get a second chance. Stara roba - Nova raba (Old Stuff - New Use) is a shop where you can buy donated or collected goods, may it be antiques, books, vinyls, kitchen equipment, clothes… Admittedly, there's a lot of junk but with a bit of luck or persistence you will certainly find cool stuff worth acquiring."

"Rožnik, Ljubljana by Multipraktik. Fancy a nice walk through a proper forest in the middle of the city? Head to Rožnik hill. Start at Tivoli Park, from where multiple paths take you through the lush greenery. 30 minutes later the house of Ivan Cankar, the most famous Slovenian writer, and a restaurant await your empty belly at the top. There are many local and traditional dishes to choose from, but do not leave without a “flancat” - a very basic and incredibly tasty donut-like dessert."

"Carniola, Ljubljana by Multipraktik. Carniola is a unique, family run antique shop, situated at the beginning of the lively Trubarjeva street. It was established at the time of Yugoslav disintegration and has preserved a lot of the items from the socialist times. You can find magazines, comics, vinyls, furniture, lights and other pieces of the Yugoslav soul."