Butchers’ Bridge in Ljubljana: Love Locks and Brdar’s Bronzes
Butchers’ Bridge in Ljubljana: the 2010 footbridge Plečnik first drew in the 1930s, with love locks, glass walkways and Jakov Brdar’s bronzes. Checked October 2026.
Dragon Bridge in Ljubljana: Four Copper Dragons and a 1901 Arch
The Dragon Bridge in Ljubljana: its four copper dragons, the 1901 concrete arch, the emperor it was named for and the legend of Jason. Checked October 2026.
Vodnik Monument: A Tribute to Slovenian Enlightenment
The Vodnik Monument stands proudly in Vodnik Square, a central point in Ljubljana, Slovenia. This impressive statue commemorates Valentin Vodnik
Ljubljana Cathedral: The Bronze Doors and Quaglio’s Frescoes
Ljubljana Cathedral of St Nicholas: the 1996 bronze doors, Quaglio’s frescoes, Pozzo’s plan and a dome that was only painted until 1841. Checked October 2026.
Ljubljana Town Hall: A Baroque Courtyard and a Dragon on the Roof
Ljubljana Town Hall: the 1484 Rotovž rebuilt in Baroque style, its moon-phase clock, dragon weather vane, courtyard and Robba Fountain. Checked October 2026.
University of Ljubljana: A Hub of Learning and Innovation in Slovenia
The University of Ljubljana, often abbreviated as UL, stands as a beacon of higher education, research, and cultural influence in
Ursuline Church in Ljubljana: Robba’s Altar and Plečnik’s Steps
Ljubljana’s Ursuline Church: the 1720s Baroque front by Martinuzzi, Robba’s African marble altar, Plečnik’s steps and the Trinity column. Checked October 2026.
Fun Facts about Maastricht: Hidden Gems, Local Legends and Must Do and See
Fun facts about Maastricht: the treaty that created the EU, a bookshop in a church, the Mosasaurus skull taken to Paris and what to eat. Checked October 2026.
Fun Facts about Leuven: Hidden Gems, Local Legends and Must Do and See
Fun facts about Leuven: the library burned twice and rebuilt twice, the beetle on a needle, the town hall’s 236 statues and what to eat. Checked October 2026.
Liverpool Cathedral: Britain’s Largest, 74 Years in the Making
Liverpool Cathedral: Scott’s 74-year project, the world’s highest and heaviest ringing peal, Tracey Emin’s neon and the tower views. Checked October 2026.
Chinatown Liverpool: A Vibrant Hub of Culture and Cuisine
Chinatown Liverpool is a vibrant and bustling district in the heart of the city, offering a unique cultural experience. This
The Nordic Church: A Glimpse into Scandinavian Heritage in Liverpool
The Nordic Church in Liverpool, officially known as Gustav Adolf Church, is a significant landmark for the city’s Scandinavian community.