Tivoli Park
24 hours a day
Ljubljana city buses stop at the following nearby stations: Konzorcij/Pošta (buses no. 6, 9, 14), Tivoli (1, 3, 5, 7, 8, 25), Pod Rožnikom (14), Svetčeva (18), and Cankarjev dom (14, 18).
If arriving by car, you can park at the public Tivoli I or Tivoli II car parks and take a stroll through the tree-lined avenues to the venue.
Tivoli Park is accessible from different directions. Whether coming on foot from the city centre, Šiška or Rožna dolina, the walk takes about 15 minutes.
Tivoli Park is the largest park in Ljubljana that connects the city centre and the wooden area of Rožnik and Šiška Hill. According to the plan, prepared in 1813 by the French engineer Blanchard, it was created from two parks once surrounding the Podturn Manor (today's Grad Tivoli) and Cekin Mansion. The park’s design is marked with three main promenades surrounded by wild chestnut tree avenues, complemented by individual flower parks, interesting trees, numerous statues and several fountains. The park is home to four venues of the 36th Ljubljana Biennial of Graphic Arts: MGLC Grad Tivoli, MGLC Švicarija, MGLC Plečnik Auditorium, and Jakopič Promenade.
13 €
8 € (pupils, students, pensioners, ZDSLU members, Erasmus students upon presentation of an ESN card and the following cardholders: ICOM, AICA, SMD)
10 €
6 €
18 €
18 €
0 € (preschool children, visitors with special needs, unemployed persons, members of the Friends of the Biennale Club, journalists and the following cardholders: IBA, CIMAM, Ljubljana Tourist Card)
Tickets are available at MGLC Grad Tivoli, MGLC Švicarija and the Museum of Modern Art (MG+).