The centre of Ljubljana in quite small and can be easily explored on foot.<\/p>\n
In order to use the city bus you need to buy an Urbana City Card available for \u20ac2 at the main bus station, newsstands, and self-service machines called Urbanomat. Single journey fare (\u20ac1.30) enables free transfers within 90 minutes.\u00a0More information about Urbana<\/a>, bus routes<\/a>.<\/p>\n You can ride around Ljubljana using bicycles from BicikeLJ, a self-service rent-a-bike system. Compulsory online registration with the system (fee: \u20ac1.00 for one week) must be completed in advance. The first hour of bicycle rental is free of charge.\u00a0More information.<\/a><\/p>\n You can easily find a vacant taxi in the centre of Ljubljana. Charges range \u20ac0.80\u20131.50 for the starting fee and \u20ac0.70\u20131.70 per kilometre. Charges are lower when taxis are ordered by phone. More information.<\/a><\/p>\n Ljubljana\u2019s car parks managed by the public utility company are classified into four tariff categories, depending on the distance from the city centre. Parking is also possible at a large number of privately owned parking lots and parking garages.\u00a0More information.<\/a><\/p>\n Short distances within the car-free city centre area can easily be traversed if you hop on an environmentally friendly electric vehicle called Kavalir (\u201cGallant Helper\u201d).<\/p>\nBicikeLJ bicycle-sharing system<\/h3>\n
Taxi<\/h3>\n
Parking<\/h3>\n
<\/a>Kavalir<\/h3>\n