Gostilna na Gradu

Gostilna na Gradu

Ljubljana

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Gostilna na Gradu

Gostilna na Gradu offers top-quality culinary delights at reasonable prices in the welcoming setting of Ljubljana Castle. The restaurant is a collaboration between three of Slovenia's leading chefs, aiming to provide a distinct Slovene culinary experience.

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addressLjubljanski grad, Grajska planota 1, Ljubljana
openingHoursMon–Sat noon–10pm, Sun noon–5pm
phone+386 31 301 777
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