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PUTOVANJA U BILO KOJI DIO SVIJETA.
PRAVIMO SVE ARANZMANE ZA DOPREMU
RODBINE I PRIJATELJA U KANADU.
GOVORIMO JUGOSLAVENSKE JEZIKE
2679 East Hastings Street
Vancouver 6, B. C.
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2746 Hastings East
Vancouver, B.C.
Every about 320,000 visitors
Ljubljana, capital
Socialist Republic Slovenia.
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tourists particularly
heavy winter months,
skiing season:
nearby mountain
tres, numerous foreign visitors
Ljubljana, perhaps
equipment, make
break their active sports round,
theatre, partake
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specializing in Slovenian dishes
and famous local wines.
A visit to Ljubljana is a visit to
home of baroque architecture
and archeological treasures, to a
place where the adventurous work
of young architects harmonizes
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encounter the artistry of Plecnik,
museums and galleries, can go to
the opera, theatre, or the cinema.
Music lovers have a broad selec-tion:
chamber music or symphonic
concerts or choir performances in
one of the oldest concert halls in
Europe — the Slovenian Philhar-monic
was established in 1702.
There are also performances of
popular vocal and instrumental
music to choose from. There aro
sporting events to attend, one can
skate at Tivoli Park, visit disco
clubs and fair exhibits, and one
can visit the recently opened Vino-tek- a
at the Slovenian Exhibition
Grounds. A specijal attraction is
shopping in some of the big depar-tment
stores — including the new
Maximarket, supermarkets, specia-lity
shops, and boutiques.
The visitors can also select from
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range of cuisines, from classic
Viennese-Italia- n cooking, Yugoslav
dishes, to traditional Slovenian
specialities, featuring wild game. It
is also a special experience to visit
Ljubljana's beer pubs, pastry
shops, coffee shops, and night
clubs (including a casino for fore-ign
visitors), all featuring a very
special atmosphere Visitors can
also take a refreshing dip in a num-ber
of indor swimming pools
One may supplement one's
winter sports equipment or com-pletely
outfit oneself in a number
of speciality shops or n. the
sportting goods sections of the
many department stores
Toursit information, air and rail
tickets, tickets and information for
special events, and services are
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representatives of Yugoslav Airli- -
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ЦfcajatfJ W ana oeiievue) are advised to K explore the snow-covere- d paths of
Tivoli Park and to ride up to the top
of Grad or Roinik overlooks, which
offer a marvellous panoramic view
of the city.
Classical Slovenian paintings,
ancient artwork and medieval fres-coes,
romantic, realist, and impre-ssionist
masterworks are to be
found in the National Gallery of
Slovenia, open every day throug-hout
the year (closed Mondays)
from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. The Modern
Gallery is for those who love
twentieth-centur- y art (hours of
opening are the same as the Natio-nal
Gallery, except Sundays — clo-sed
after 1 p.m.). Devotees of mo
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dern painting, sculpture, graphics,
ceramics, books, good design, cul-ture,
and those interested in the
protection of monuments and
exhibits on archeology and cultural
history may be interested in visi-ting
the following galleries: "Grad-ska- ",
"Mala", "Art", "Emona" and
"Pod arkadama". Exhibition hours
at these galleries run from morning
to afternoon, and often to 8 p.m.).
Lovers of archeological antiqu-ities,
zoological and botanical col-lections,
or articles of ethnogra-phic
art should find time to visit
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