Ljubljana — The Secession, the Dragon Bridge and Jože Plečnik – Virtual Tour 360°
An earthquake in 1895 cleared the ground for a new Ljubljana. First came the Vienna Secession, then the architect Jože Plečnik, who reshaped the city along…
An earthquake in 1895 cleared the ground for a new Ljubljana. First came the Vienna Secession, then the architect Jože Plečnik, who reshaped the city along…
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