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Dragon on the Dragon Bridge |
The sun was getting low, so it was time to look for a place to eat some supper. Wandering around, we saw some interesting looking buildings that were not part of the Old City core.
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Cafe side entrance to the Grand Hotel Union Ljubljana |
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Miklosiceva cesta 6 |
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Miklosiceva cesta 8 |
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Miklosiceva cesta street view |
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Fountain outside the Grand Hotel Union Ljubljana |
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The horses in this fountain look like something done by the Colombian artist Botero (the one who does all the fat people and animals) |
We also went inside the Franciscan Church in Preseren Square:
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Inside the Franciscan Church |
The church was beautiful and ornate. While unlocked, the lights were off, so photographing inside was difficult. So let's eat. We went to the Zlata Ribica on Cankarjevo nabrezje, a pedestrian only street on the castle side of the Ljubljanica River.
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I had the Ljubljana Schnitzel |
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Sister had the seafood pasta, with giant sea creatures in it still wearing their shells |
From there, we wandered the core of the Old Town by dark.
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Triple Bridge at night |
When we got back to Preseren Square, the man who was playing the accordion in the square when we started our tour at 11:00 a.m. was still in the square, nine hours later, squeezing the squeezebox.
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Man with accordion in Preseren Sqaure |
Playing the accordion is hard work. You have to squeeze the bellows while playing a keyboard and pushing buttons without looking. Squeezing the bellows had got to be exhausting all by itself. Anfd the guy never seemed to even take a bathroom break. Forget James Brown. Accordion Man truly is the Hardest Working Man in Show Business.
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