How to get there?

Ljubljana is also close to several other airports served by various budget airlines. Distances from the neighboring airports to Ljubljana by road:

- Graz Airport, Austria: 187 km
Several trains per day connected Graz Airport to Ljubljana, duration of the journey is around 3h30 (with two changes) and costs around €30.
For more information about timetables and prices www.oebb.at

- Klagenfurt Airport, Austria: 85 km
Several trains per day connected Klagenfurt Airport to Ljubljana, duration of the journey is around 3h (with one change) and costs around €20.
For more information about timetables and prices www.oebb.at

- Zagreb Airport, Croatia: 140 km
An airport shuttle connects the Zagreb Airport to the Zagreb Central Bus Terminal each 30 minutes, travel time is 35-40 minutes and the price 30,00 Kn. From the Zagreb Central Bus Terminal several buses per day leave to Ljubljana, travel time is 2h15 and costs around €10.
For detailed information about timetables and prices please visit shop.flixbus.com

- Trieste Airport, Italy: 130 km
Trieste Airport is connected to Trieste by a shuttle is 15 minutes (one-way fare €4.05), the travel time is 50 minutes. From Trieste several buses per day leave to Ljubljana, travel time is 1h40 and costs around €20.
For detailed information about timetables and prices please visit shop.flixbus.com

- Venice Airport, Italy 230 km
Venice Marco Polo Airport is connected to Venezia Mestre by a shuttle each 30 minutes (one-way fare €8), the travel time is 40 minutes. From Venezia Mestre several buses per day leave to Ljubljana, travel time is 4h and costs around €25.
For detailed information about timetables and prices please visit shop.flixbus.com

Modern comfortable trains serve the capital as well as almost every important tourist destination in Slovenia. Railway connections from Ljubljana to the major cities across the borders are often operated by intercity trains. There are good connections to neighbouring countries as direct train services connect Ljubljana/Slovenia with Austria, Germany, Hungary, Croatia, Italy, Serbia, etc. Railway travel is convenient and inexpensive.

Information on international timetables is available on the website of the Slovenian Railways.

Slovenia’s road network has been modernised over the past decade as to provide an efficient road system, improve road safety, and ensure wider European integration. The construction of the motorway cross is nearly completed and the access from the border crossings with Italy, Austria and Hungary towards Ljubljana is swift. Motorways are complemented by a good network of main roads and regional roads. Ljubljana is located at the crossroads of the country's most important road routes.

Road connections
- from Villach (Austria): E651
- from Klagenfurt (Austria): E652 or E61
- from Graz (Austria): E57 or E59
- from Trieste (Italy): E61 or E70
- from Zagreb (Croatia): E70
- from Budapest (Hungary): E57 or E71