Park Tabor is one of the most vivid and interesting places in Ljubljana. In its neighborhood you can find Metelkova, the most popular and fun place to have a good night party, the Celica hostel, where you can sleep and feel the atmosphere of Slovene alternative artist scene. Some renown Slovene artist have their studios here and you can regularly see them creating their artwork. Here you can also find the museum quarter of Ljubljana with its newest Slovene museum of contemporary art (MSUM) and one of the nicest museum in town with interesting programme, the Slovene Ethnographic Museum (SEM; free entrance every last Saturday of the month). Here you can have a nice breakfast and rest while your kids play in the beautiful garden with herbs at the coffee place called Kavarna SEM, next to the SEM museum. You have a beautiful view on the Church of Saint Jesus’s heart, which was made by architect Adolf Wagner in neogothic style and it is open for public after 1th of June 1883. In the 19th of June 1883 was church visited by Franz Joseph I, while he was staying in Ljubljana. The church is now in the hands of Lazarians, mission brothers, which are staying in the house nearby on Maistrova street 2.

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