November is the month we would avoid in Ljubljana if you have flexible dates. Expect daytime highs around 9°C, nights near 2°C and roughly 13 rainy days across the month. The dampest, greyest stretch: highs near 9C, frequent rain and thick fog that can sit over the city for days while the mountains an hour north are in sunshine. Prices are low and museums are empty, but outdoor Ljubljana more or less shuts down.
Day high
9°C
Night low
2°C
Rainy days
≈ 13
Verdict
Avoid
November is quieter, which makes it the right month to afford the splurge picks.
Special occasions€€€Belle Epoque grande dame · Center and Preseren Square
The city's historic grand hotel, a 1905 Vienna Secession landmark on Miklosiceva a minute from Preseren Square and the Triple Bridge, with a rooftop pool over the old town. It is the smartest central address, steps from the river and the castle funicular.
from ~200 EUR/night
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Couples€€Old town design with a rooftop pool · Old Town (Stari Mesto)
A small design hotel tucked into the old town lanes right on the Ljubljanica, with a tiny rooftop plunge pool looking over the river and the castle. Rooms are compact and modern, and the cafe terraces and market are on the doorstep.
from ~160 EUR/night
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First visit€€Eco hotel near the centre · Tabor and the Station Quarter
A tall, environmentally certified hotel in the Tabor district, a five-minute walk from the old town and handy for the bus and train station. It is reliable, well-priced and close to the Metelkova museums and nightlife.
from ~90 EUR/night
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Budget€Former prison art hostel · Metelkova
A famous design hostel in a converted military prison in the Metelkova art quarter, where 20 former cells were each redone by a different artist behind the original bars. It has dorms and private cells, and it is a ten-minute walk to the centre.
from ~30 EUR/night
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With 13 rainy days and highs of 9°C, build your November days around indoor anchors and treat sunny windows as a bonus.
Central Market and Plecnik's Colonnade
TipThe open-air stalls run Monday to Saturday mornings and are packed away by early afternoon, so come before 11am and skip Sunday entirely, when the market is shut. Walk the length of Plecnik's riverside colonnade behind the stalls, a long covered arcade he designed in the 1930s, and go down the stairs to the fish market for a cheap fried-fish plate; the milk vending machine near the stalls dispenses fresh raw milk into a bottle, which is a very Slovenian thing to try.
Open Kitchen (Odprta kuhna)
TipEvery Friday from mid-March to late October, weather permitting, dozens of Slovenian restaurants set up stalls on Pogacar Square by the market and cook outdoors from about 10am until 9pm. It is the best-value eating in the city and the one event to plan a Friday around: come hungry, bring cash as backup, and note it is cancelled outright in heavy rain, so check before you build an evening on it.
Plecnik House
TipThe architect lived in this Trnovo house from 1921 until his death in 1957, and it is preserved with his tools, drawings and conical study exactly as he left it. Entry is by timed guided tour only and the groups are small, so book a slot online a day or two ahead rather than turning up; it is closed on Mondays, and the walk down from the Old Town takes about 15 minutes through Krakovo's market gardens.
Metelkova Mesto
TipSquatted in 1993 when the Yugoslav army left the barracks, this autonomous art city is free to walk through at any hour, but it is two different places: a quiet mural-covered yard by day and a packed music and club quarter from about 10pm. Come in daylight for the sculpture and street art with a camera, then come back late for a concert; drinks cost a fraction of Old Town prices and most venues are cash-friendly.
Ready to plan the full trip? Start from the 2-day Ljubljana itinerary.
November is the month we would avoid in Ljubljana if you have flexible dates. Expect daytime highs around 9°C, nights near 2°C and roughly 13 rainy days across the month. The dampest, greyest stretch: highs near 9C, frequent rain and thick fog that can sit over the city for days while the mountains an hour north are in sunshine. Prices are low and museums are empty, but outdoor Ljubljana more or less shuts down.
Typical November days in Ljubljana reach about 9°C, dropping to around 2°C at night. Layers work best.
Count on roughly 13 days with rain in November. Plan one indoor block per day and keep museum tickets as your fallback.