Ljubljana

Galerija Emporium is a luxurious fashion department store in the very centre of the city at Prešeren Square. It is located inside a beautiful renovated Secession palace. It was once the location of the first department store in Ljubljana. Galerija Emporium sells clothing, footwear and accessories of the most globally recognised fashion brands while its offer also includes items by Slovene designers.

The Nama shopping centre in the very heart of Ljubljana has an extensive history and is characterised by its quality and diverse offer. Nama sells clothing by globally-famous brands, cosmetics, designer products while the modern delicatessen shop sells food products.

Maximarket is the largest shopping centre directly in the city centre. Beside clothing by renowned brands, cosmetics, footwear, accessories and food, Maximarket’s offer also includes two restaurants and a café.

The Ljubljana Central Market is one of the most beautiful and vibrant locations in all of the city. Due to its location in the city centre, the spacious open area and the buildings of the roofed market along the Ljubljanica designed by the renowned architect Jože Plečnik, the market is at the same time one of the city’s landmarks. At the market, the offer is more than diverse. Among others, fresh fruit and vegetables as well as home-made products are sold. At the Pogačar Square, themed events are held regularly such as the well-known Open Kitchen food market, the sale of organically grown foods, country market and the market of foods from various countries.

The Piranske Soline Shop offers traditionally produced top-quality Piran salt as well as various salt products, cosmetics and salt-based home decorations. The Piran salt is produced at the Sečovlje Saltworks (125km from Ljubljana), which is also a one-of-a-kind outdoor museum.

The top quality handcrafted cookware, jewellery and other porcelain products manufactured by Katja and Jure Bricman are famous around the world. The products are distinguished by a unique manufacturing process.

The shop sells Steklarna Rogaška products, which is one of the leading global manufacturers of crystal glass products. Their crystal production is distinguished by nearly 350 years of tradition as well as innovative and modern design.

The Idrija lace is one of the oldest Slovenian crafts with an enviable tradition. The famous Idrija Lace School has been in business since 1876. Galerija idrijske čipke sells original lace products, manufactured by the renowned Slovenian designer Irma Vončina.

The goldsmith's trade has a long tradition in Celje, a hometown to Zlatarna Celje brand. The company boats a more than 160-year tradition of making its own production of gold jewellery. Its extensive selection of handmade products are appropriate for all generations of customers.

Balthazar offers a wide selection of top-quality Slovenian and foreign wines, sparkling wines and spirits and liqueurs. Apart from selling wine, the store also offers selected organic food such as cheeses, salami, honey, jam and olive oil from different Slovenian farms.