Trubarjeva cesta
Eclectic old street of independent shops, street art, world food and a lone umbrella workshop.
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This audio guide to Trubarjeva cesta in Ljubljana follows the money along one of the city's oldest streets, from the day in 1952 it traded a saint's name for a writer's to the independent shops, bars and bistros that crowd it today. At its centre is a family workshop opened in the mid-1960s and the woman who still runs it. Stand near number thirteen as you listen.
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