Slovenia

Medieval fortress complex standing on Castle Hill above downtown Ljubljana, featuring 11th-century origins and 15th-century reconstruction, now a major cultural venue.

Modern illusion museum featuring a stage illusionist named Swann and a cult led by sorcerer Nix, as investigated by occult detective Harry D'Amour in this 1995 neo-noir supernatural horror film.

Baroque monument erected to commemorate the end of a 17th-century epidemic, featuring a white marble pillar topped by a gilded statue of Mary and surrounded by six interceding saints.

Modern art museum founded in 1918, initially housed in Kresija Palace and relocated to its current site in 1925, featuring a collection of Slovenian and European art from the 19th and 20th centuries.

Cathedral featuring twin towers and a green dome, notable for its 18th-century Baroque interior frescoes by Giulio Quaglio and massive bronze doors sculpted to commemorate the history of the nation.

Museum featuring exhibits on Ljubljana's history and culture since 1935.

Modern art museum featuring a collection of Slovenian art from the 20th and 21st centuries, including works by renowned artists such as Veno Pilon and Riko Novak.

Baroque-style Franciscan church built between 1646 and 1660, featuring frescoes by Matevž Langus and Matej Sternen, and a main altar crafted by Baroque sculptor Francesco Robba in 1736.

Modern museum located near Tivoli City Park, featuring an extensive collection of archaeological artefacts and numismatics, including old coins and banknotes, as well as exhibits on applied arts.

Modernist architectural landmark designed by Jože Plečnik, featuring Vienna Secession style and influences from baroque, Byzantine, and early Viennese architecture, reflecting his classicist approach to historic forms.