Don't take the sightseeing train.

On September 2, I strolled around Ljubljana, the capital of Slovenia. The restaurants and cafes hidden in the narrow streets and alleys were very interesting and unique. The internet-famous Michelin restaurant was the chef's menu, and the price was 29 euros per person. The iconic three bridges are still bustling with people, and the scene is almost the same as it was many years ago. We arrived at noon and saw a German restaurant next to the cathedral. The bread soup and bread stew were very unique. It was full and almost everyone had a portion. So we quickly sat down to taste it. It tasted pretty good. [ThumbsUp] There is a sightseeing train on the side of the road, which costs 10 euros and takes about an hour. In order to save energy, we took it [Joyful] However, we actually took a sightseeing train which was not very good - the explanation was not clear, we didn't know where to look, and the attractions along the route were basically not very good. It would be better to see the beautiful scenery by strolling along the main street [Facepalm] Take the cable car to the mountaintop castle, walk the dragon bridge repeatedly, and buy fresh milk by yourself. It's fun [Grin]