Livada Inn

Accessible parking

Accessible entrances and passages

Accessible gastronomic offer

Accessible toilet facilities

Additional accessible offer

Accessible walking paths

Description Gallery Additional offer

In the centre of Ljubljana, but still away from the hustle and bustle

Located in a pleasant green environment on the bank of Ljubljanica river, just outside of the bustle of Ljubljana’s city centre, the Livada Inn has its own pontoon, making the restaurant reachable by boat. They offer a la carte dishes, group menus, wedding menus and daily lunches. There is something for every taste: fish, meat specialties, vegetarian dishes, homemade desserts, children’s menu, etc. The cuisine is traditional Slovene enriched with Mediterranean influences.

Accessible parking	There is a large paved parking lot in front of the restaurant. One parking space is reserved for the disabled.
Accessible entrance	Access is adapted with the use of the ramp, which is wide enough for all types of wheelchairs. The garden and pavilions are also accessible and available in summer months. Due to steps the only inaccessible part is the last pavilion.
Accessible café or restaurant	The central dining area is accessed via a ramp, as there is a step in the way. Apart from the central dining area there is also Barjanska soba room (a wedding hall) and three smaller rooms that can be booked for private parties. All rooms are wheelchair accessible.
Accessible toilet	Livada has fully accessible and adapted sanitary facilities. There is also a baby changing room the access to which is unfortunately not possible due to narrow door.
Additional accessible offer	Livada offers and organizes various types of culinary indulgence and boat rides on river Ljubljanica. They also offer accommodation, which however are not accessible to wheelchair users.
Accessible paths	Livada is located on the outskirts of Ljubljana’s city centre, approximately 2 km away. It has boat access and there is a public transport bus stop nearby. The other side of the road is part of the Pot ob Žici, a circular trail commemorating barbed wire that encircled Ljubljana during World War II.