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The Rough Guide to Slovenia, First Edition Tour Slovenia. The Rough Guide to Slovenia is the definitive handbook to one of Europe's smallest, yet most beguiling nations. The northernmost republic of the former Yugoslavia, straddles central Europe and the Balkans, and is said to be the greenest country on the continent. There's a wealth of things to see and do. The guide covers the country in all the detail it deserves, with as much attention to the capital Ljubljana's youthful culture and Baroque and Hapsburg architecture as to the stunning cave network at Postojna, the wilds of the Julian Alps and the charms of the Istrian coastline. There are maps and plans throughout and a full-colour introductory section listing the author's favourite 'things not to miss'. The contexts section includes informed background on Slovenian history, folklore, music and wildlife.

National and University Library, Ljubljana, Slovenia, 1936-39, by Joze Plecnik (Architecture in Detail S.) The Slovenian capital, Ljubljana, where architect Plecnik spent the latter part of his life, is the backdrop for some of his most ambitious schemes. Of these, the most monumental is the National and University Library, which ingeniously combines topographical features and cultural symbolism. Typical Plecnik features include the long colonnade in dark stone on either side of the central staircase which leads to a reading room that fills the entire width of one wing of the building. Contrasted with this is the powerful, expressive street elevation which only partly relates to activities inside the building. This facade was designed to replace one of Ljubljana's most handsome early Baroque palaces and is representative of Plecnik's most eccentric mannerist style. The author explores the building and its historical context, providing an account of the construction of the library and of Plecnik's urban designs for the city of Ljubljana, redeveloped in the interwar years. The photographs of the library are complemented by further images of key Plecnik works and drawings are provided by Slovenian architect Marko Music, commissioned to design an annex to the library.

Slovenia Insight Pocket Guide (Insight Pocket Guides) Tour Slovenia. This pocket-sized book offers an expert's guide to Slovenia, with 12 itineraries and excursions taking in the country's highlights for visitors. It used to be one of Europe's best-kept holiday secrets. For a while, political disruption deterred all but the most determined visitors. Now, though, Slovenia is no longer a secret. The country's popularity is burgeoning; drawn by its lush valleys, cave-studded mountains, thermal springs, an unspoilt coast, Triglav National Park and Slovenia's surprisingly vibrant capital, Ljubljana. "The Insight Pocket Guide to Slovenia" contains twelve attraction-packed itineraries for you to explore the country, centred on four regional bases. It also includes essays on history and culture, as well as leisure-time suggestions and an information section packed with essential addresses and numbers. It also includes dozens of full-colour photographs and maps, including a pull-out map that clearly shows all the itineraries.

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