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Feminist, Communist, Environmetal, Graffiti, and Music Tours in Ljubljana

PTICH offers guided feminist, post-socialist, literary, environmental, graffiti, punk music, and other alternative walking and bike tours in Ljubljana, Slovenia. The tours explore the city through critical cultural perspectives, focusing on urban space, political history, alternative cultures, and everyday life. Each walk is designed as an attentive encounter that connects place, ideology, and lived experience.

Critical and Alternative Walking and Bike Tours of Ljubljana

Through our tours, participants engage critically with Ljubljana as a political, cultural, and social space, not merely as a postcard destination. The emphasis moves beyond sightseeing to examine alternative cultures, feminist histories, communist legacies, environmental issues, graffiti and street art, and the role of music in shaping urban life.

An Interpretative and Research-Based Approach

PTICH tours are based on research, cultural analysis, and close readings of urban space. They are designed for visitors interested in interpretative and critical perspectives rather than conventional, descriptive narratives.

Learn more about our approach at the About Ptich page.

Guided by Local Researchers and Cultural Insiders

PTICH tours are guided by local cultural experts and interpreters working at the intersection of history, sociology, and urban studies.

Learn more about our guides through the About Us page.

Languages, Format, and Location

All our tours take place in Ljubljana, run for two to three hours, and are available in English and Slovenian. They are designed for small groups and individuals who prefer a slow-paced, reflective way of exploring the city.

To get a sense of our tours through images, visit our Gallery page.

Consistently Rated Five Stars by Participants

PTICH tours are regularly highly rated on Google Maps and Tripadvisor, with over 95% of 600 reviewers awarding five stars.

Read our Reviews & Testimonials page.

  • This is without doubt the best European city tour that I’ve been on.

    Edward
    Wokingham, United Kingdom
  • Our feminist tour guide Jasmina Jerant deserves to be protected as a cultural monument.

    Mateja M
  • I can really recommend this tour. It was probably the best tour I took during my two weeks of interrailing.

    Clara Wolf
  • Loved the feminist tour… Thank you to Nika and the team for a great tour! Wishing you great success in the future!

    Aboyjesso
    County Offaly, Ireland
  • A great way to visit the city off the beaten track. We really enjoyed it!!! Thank you.

    Marion
  • Something different with character.

    Filip
    Zagreb, Croatia
  • We did a private alternative tour with Gregor and it was fantastic. He took us to parts of the city that we would never have gotten to without his guidance and we loved it.

    Gofargrowclose
    Vancouver, Canada
  • Not only did we see the art but also got to know a bit about the interesting places where the alternative scene is alive and well.

    Heidi
    Brisbane, Australia
  • This was without a doubt one of the most interesting tours our family has been on.

    talking_traveller
  • This tour is a MUST when visiting Ljubljana

    Eva P
  • Super interesting tour and an extremely well prepared and nice guide! A must in Ljubljana

    Tihana P

LJUBLJANA URBAN TOURS

Our blog shares selected reflections and background texts connected to PTICH tours. Check some of the latest posts below or explore the Ptich Blog in full.

Southern Bitches Go Home! or How We Survived Independence and Even Laughed

If Goran Vojnović were a Serbian-Slovenian-Prekmurian feminist, I joked the first time I read this novel, it still wouldn’t have helped him. Because Ćrtice by Tina Perić, our former co-guide on the Ljubljana Feminist Tour, is such an astonishingly good book that it hurts. It is not “the next Southern Scum Go Home!”; it is...
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Case Study Anhovo and Ljubljana green bike tour by Ptich

Prolonged Environmental Crisis as Crisis of Modernity: Jasmina Jerant’s Book ‘Case Study: Anhovo’

The book Case Study: Anhovo: Between Asbestos, Waste, Development, and Health Crisis by environmental activist and our long-standing guiding colleague Jasmina Jerant represents one of the most comprehensive analyses of an environmental conflict in the Slovenian context. The local story of an industrial plant in the Middle Soča Valley is unfolded as an analytical lens...
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GRAFEM PRESENTS: VIXEN AKA PONY, THE FIRST SLOVENIAN GRAFFITI WOMAN TO TURN HER HAND TO TRAINS

We continue our series of stories on graffiti women for the GraFEM blog with a legendary writer! Vixen is known to anyone who has ever seen her plump green birds or rounded pink ponies on walls around the world. She came late to graffiti, doing her first ones at the age of twenty. Under the...
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