In Slovenian city Piran there is still Lenina Street! And European Union is not a problem. Marx and Engels streets also exist. People say that there is even Vojkova Street. Walking 100 meters from Tartini square – the largest and main square of Piran – you can get to Lenina Street.

To pay fares in buses you will need a special card, the so called Urbana card. Yellow Urbana is the most suitable for tourists.

The tourist card - Ljubljana tourist card - saves time and money. It will provide you the possibility to travel by bus fare-free, to experience the tour around Ljubljana and to have a trip on a river bus. With this card you also get discounts on visiting various attractions.

If you plan to stay long in Slovenia, you should know that there are “happy hours” when the electricity costs cheaper. In most cases these are weekends, public holidays and night hours.

You don’t have to take a taxi to get from Jozeta Puchnika airport (Ljubljana). Go out of the arrivals hall and go straight ahead, you’ll see a bus stop there. A bus ticket to Ljubljana costs 4.10 euro.

A monthly registration in Ljubljana’s bicycle-sharing system costs only 1 euro. That said, riding one bike is free during one hour.

You can travel from one city to another at affordable price by using the service prevoz.org

Certainly, the beer is more expensive at beer festivals that in stores or in bars, but instead you get the opportunity to sample it for free.