Thursday Doors, May 11 2017

Here is the second part of Ljubljana Graffiti Tour doors.

Since I posted the first part of Slovenia’s capital doors with the now famous “Submarine Door”, I was notified (with a reward “for believing in us when we were smaller”) that the tour operators have changed their name to Ljubljana Alternative Tours, diversified and started to charge for some of their tours. More info on their new website. 

I fear that this is starting to happen all over Ljubljana in one way or another, so come over while it’s still fun and if not free, at least relatively affordable.

The last part of this tour, the doors of the astonishing Metelkova City, I showed you already on a previous Thursday.

We continue when we finished last time, in Trubarjeva street.

We were shown this sticker sanctuary.

Bilingual Slovenian-Serbian Club.

The House of Dreaming Books. “Sanje” publishing house and bookshop.

Lebanon restaurant.

“Skuhna” in Ljubljana was established by a Slovenian NGO to help integrate the country’s vibrant migrant community, while offering locals diverse foods and cultures from around the world.

This is Ljubljana, the mix of this and that.

A surprising encounter.

Disused Rog bicycle factory, an autonomous social and cultural centre. More graffiti from its wall in a future post.

We were told that the lady who lives behind this gate has struck a deal with Rog graffiti artists and they leave her gate alone. Need to take the tour again, I forget the details.

Photo: © signature mmm

For Norm Frampton’s Thursday Doors challenge.