What to see

The Café of Hotel Evropa has deep historical roots and is a legendary gathering spot for all generations in Celje. The café’s offerings are complemented by a pastry shop, where display cases are fi...

Niko Ignjatič Gallery in the old city centre is home to the Otroci Otrokom (“Children to Children”) Society. The society hosts exhibitions featuring the works of painters, sculptors, an...

Established in November 2013, the AQ Gallery is the most recently opened art studio in Celje. The gallery is a project of the artists working in the Celje Artistic Quarter. To date, it has hosted t...

The House of Culture Celje was originally established in 2009 on the initiative of the Art Society of Celje. Ever since they have engaged in cultural production and post-production mostly in the fi...

The Volk Gallery is devoted to glazing and framing. It hosts a different visual artist every month.

Located in the city center close to the bus and train station. There are single, double and multi-bed themed rooms, kitchen, laundry, internet access, garden with space for picnics and games, compl...

The original Photo House Pelikan from 1899, declared a cultural monument, is located in Razlagova Street as a branch of the Celje Museum of Recent History. It showcases the work of the Celje-based ...

A renowned Calvary is located on the Jožefov hrib, consisting of four (out of the original five) chapels and the Golgotha group (penitent and impenitent thief alongside Christ on the Cross) on the ...

The expressive memorial was erected in the years 1954–1958 to honour the victims of World War II. Noted for its concept, it ranks among the top WWII liberation war memorials in Slovenia. It rests o...