Ljubljana

BTC City, once a site of public warehouses on the eastern edge of Ljubljana, is one of the largest shopping complexes in Europe. In addition to numerous shops featuring Slovene and international brands, BTC City's offerings include many restaurants, a hotel, a water park, a play and party centre, a multiplex cinema, and more. BTC City is easily accessible both from the city centre and via the Ring Road, which runs right alongside the shopping complex.

The Ljubljanica Bank is the new venue of open air markets in the old city centre. Since the reconstruction of the river bank with its rich history, the following markets are held at the location: Antiques Flea Market: every Sunday from 8am to 2pm. Art Market: every Saturday from May until the end of October from 9am to 4pm. Christmas Markets: every day between December 3rd and January 2nd from 10am to 10pm.

Once a vast industrial complex, Rudnik is now an ever-expanding shopping area. This second largest shopping complex in Ljubljana includes the Supernova department store, E. Leclerc shopping centre, and a series of shops selling clothing, furniture, kitchen appliances, interior design products, and foods. The diverse offerings are complemented by numerous restaurants and bars.

Mercator Center Ljubljana is a shopping centre with over 60 commercial establishments, including shops, restaurants, and service providers offering goods and services from Slovenian and international brands. Children will love the indoor and outdoor playgrounds.

The Piranske soline shop offers traditionally produced top-quality Piran salt as well as various salt products, cosmetics, and salt-based home decorations. The Piran salt is produced at the Sečovlje Saltworks, located 125 kilometres from Ljubljana, which is also a one-of-a-kind outdoor museum.

Ika showcases a fantastic selection of designer items from young Slovenian designers, including unique clothing, fashion accessories, exclusive handmade jewellery, home accessories, and ceramic ware. They also offer a wide range of modern souvenirs and various kinds of art.

The 'etno-gallery' Laura offers a wide range of traditional and contemporary arts and crafts. Unique handiworks in ceramic, glass, porcelain, stone, and wood from renowned Slovenian artists and designers are on display. Apart from selling in-house-made traditional Idrija bobbin lace and crochet products, they can also be made to order.

The goldsmith's trade has a long tradition in Celje, the hometown of the Zlatarna Celje brand. The company has a more than 160-year tradition of creating its own gold jewellery. Its extensive selection of handmade products is suitable for customers of all ages.