Despite the fact that it is a capital city of Slovenia, Ljubjana has a small surface area of land. Ljubljana has a population of 330,000 whereby 10% of the populations are students. This is the main reason of why Ljubljana has youthful ambience.
However, Ljubljana is not just declared as the capital and largest urban center in Slovenia. This capital urban center is the unique “real city” in Slovenia since its neighbour city, Maribor, in the direction North East, is recognized as the second urban center in Slovenia with the population of 100,000 and plays role as the fundamental center of Slovenia’s cultural activity and commercial enterprise. Still, Maribor does not own the specification of what Ljubljana has.
The river of Ljubljana, which is named Ljubljanica runs all over through the capital city but it seem likely to be an inland waterway as it flows through the city. On That Point are dozens of road bridges and pedestrian paths on both sides of Ljubljanica. Three bridges, Triple Bridge ( a tri-zig-zagged path bridge), Dragon Bridge (ornamented with well-carved green dragons and it is trusted among local folk that these dragons will wag their tail whenever a virgins pass by the bridge), and Shoemakers Bridge ( well known of the place where shoemakers worked during the medieval times) are the grandest for the ones who are most probably to use these bridges to cross in or out of the city. The river has a color of astonishing turquoise-green which looks very gorgeous when the light of the city is bright especially at dark. For one who prefers to have romantic atmosphere, they can rent a Venetian appears gondola to sail around the city.
