Discover the Hidden Gem: Hostel Celica, in Ljubljana, Slovenia

What is A Hostel?

By definition, a hostel is a form of low-cost, short-term shared lodging where guests, most often young travelers, can rent a bed in a shared dormitory or private room (depending on the hostel). Hostels have shared use of a lounge area and sometimes a kitchen. Rooms can be mixed or single-sex and have private or shared bathrooms. Simply put they are a type of shared accommodation that makes your budget go further as a traveler.

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What is Hostel Celica?

Hostel Celica is a hotel with a fascinating story and concept. The building that served as a military prison for more than 100 years is now a modern and lively hostel with a strong artistic touch. Today this hostel brings people from all over the world together in a positive and youthful atmosphere. Several artists worked together to turn it into a hostel in which every corner tells a story. The main attraction of Hostel Celica are its prison cells, now uniquely transformed into artistic rooms.

Where is Hostel Celica?

Hostel Celica is located in Ljubljana, the capital of Slovenia.

Address: Hostel Celica, Metelkova 8, 1000 Ljubljana

Where is Slovenia?

Slovenia is tucked between Austria, Croatia, Italy and Germany. It is a mountainous country of about 2 million people and is known for its incredible views and access to the famous Julian Alps.

Have you stayed at this hostel? I have twice now, I make it a priority to stop there each time I am passing through. It is truly an unforgettable experience and I can’t reccomend it enough. See my *Austria guide for other things to do while you are in this region of Europe.