Tivoli City Park

Tivoli Park is Ljubljana's biggest and most lovely stop, extending directly into the downtown area. It was outlined in 1813 by the French designer Jean Blanchard and made by consolidating the parks which had encompassed Podturn and Cekin Mansions.

The recreation center, covering a territory of around five square kilometers, is crossed by three thousand steed chestnut tree-fixed strolls and finished with elaborate bloom beds, fascinating trees and ious statues and wellsprings.

The recreation center zone mixes into the inclines of the Roznik slope, to which it is associated by a few strolling ways and a trim trail with a few exercise stations along its length.