Image by Tjasa Janovljak

As morbid as it can sounds this cemetery is actually a really nice place to visit. I bet that more than half of the natives haven’t even been here so you might find this as a challenge.

Built just before Second World War architect Plecnik had the idea to create a monumental shrine housing tombs of the most deserving Slovenians, also called a Slovenian pantheon, was given the name Navje, derived from Slavic mythology. It consists of an open arcaded classical building rebuilt from an old pavilion and a surrounding memorial park.

Just behind the main train and bus station this calming and relaxing place invites you to go for a short stroll between the tombs.

Winter time has just already started and it is valid till end of April.

Details about this spot (Show on map)
Navje | Art & culture, Relaxing
Robboca Ulica | Bezigrad
Winter 09:00 – 17:00, Summer 08:00 – 20:00