A city, where we feel at home
Maribor is contagiously relaxed. Maybe it is because it has changed its identity and population so many times, always being multicultural.
The city center is closed to traffic and preserves the thriving energy of centuries ago when raftsmen, artisans, and merchants bustled about. Today, the city center is co-created by walkers, restaurateurs, producers, and creatives. The world's oldest vine has seen it all in its nearly 500 years.
After the war, Maribor became a city of industrial experimentation. The harshness of its 20th-century heritage defies the postcard-perfect images of a bourgeois city, but it is precisely this that gives the city its special character. Maribor equally welcomes gala attire and sports jerseys, work clothes, and daring costumes.
TOP city sights
Franciscan Church
Church with a rich interior
Maribor Castle
From an imperial treasure to a cultural...
Vinag Wine Cellar
Valuable selection of wine
Synagogue Maribor
One of the oldest preserved synagogues in Europe.
World's Oldest Grapevine
World's Oldest GrapevineRegistered in the Guinness Book of...
The Museum of the World’s Oldest Grapevine
The Museum of the world’s oldest vine presents the...
Water Tower
Renaissance city fort from the 16th century
Judgement Tower
One of the defence towers of the town wall.
Maribor Cathedral
One of the main sights in the Slomškov Trg square
Trafika - Museum for one
Maribor boasts a number of sights, which include Trafika –...
Ljudski vrt Stadium
An iconic symbol of the city and an integral part of...