Ljubljana

Go, but pay attention.

Numbeo's Safety Index puts Ljubljana at 78/100 for crime — that makes it read about the same as than Slovenia's national picture overall (81/100 vs 81/100).

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City page · part of Slovenia

The one number a country page can't give you

What people who actually live in Ljubljana report

Numbeo aggregates thousands of resident-submitted perception surveys into a per-city Crime Index (higher = worse) and its inverse, a Safety Index — the only real city-granularity crime signal feeding this page, alongside Slovenia's national advisory, political, health, and police-trust data.

Crime Index

21.8

Safety Index

78.2

Source: Numbeo, user-submitted →

Sub-scores

Same real inputs as Slovenia's national page, with crime swapped for Ljubljana's own Numbeo number above.

100advisoryConsensus
64Political Stability
70Police Trust
76Health
85Road Safety
68Natural Disaster
90LGBTQ+
78Crime

Local know-how

Staying safe in Ljubljana, specifically

  • • Ljubljana is one of the safer capitals you'll visit in Europe.
  • • With that said, be wise to not wander into the rougher parts of Ljubljana at night, though they are located far from the city centre and not commonly frequented by tourists.
  • • Tivoli Park is generally safe and a very popular destination for picnics or taking an afternoon stroll for an average Ljubljanian, but just as anywhere in the world it is recommended that yo…
  • • After a long time there were reports in 2023 of new attacks on LGBT+ people in the center of Ljubljana on the Pride day.
Source: Wikivoyage (CC BY-SA) →

Legal status (national law)

Legal since 1977 (As part of Yugoslavia); equal age of consent since 1990+ UN decl. sign.

Source: Wikipedia — LGBTQ rights by country →

Pack this, know this

The little things that trip people up

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Plug & voltage

C / F · 230V

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Driving side

right

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Emergency

police: 112 / ambulance: 112 / fire: 112

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Tipping

Most Slovenians do not feel that tipping is obligatory. They might round-up the bill to the next euro for convenience or, occasionally, tip for a truly exceptional service, but generally tipping is not practised.

Cash vs. Card

The euro replaced the Slovenian tolar (SIT).

How this compares to Slovenia

Numbeo's Safety Index puts Ljubljana at 78/100 for crime — that makes it read about the same as than Slovenia's national picture overall (81/100 vs 81/100).

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