Do I need any previous printing experience?

No experience is necessary; the workshop is designed for beginners and guided throughout.

What should I wear to the workshop?

Wear casual, comfortable clothing that you don’t mind getting a little ink on.

Can I keep the prints I make?

Yes, you will take home your own hand-printed poster as a memorable keepsake.

Is the workshop suitable for children?

The workshop is generally geared toward adults, but older children with steady hands may participate—check with Ljubljana Tourism for age specifics.

How long does the workshop last?

Expect to spend about 2 to 3 hours engaged in the printing process.

Do I need to book in advance?

Yes, due to limited space, advance booking is highly recommended.

Traditional Printing Day with Ljubljana Tourism in Ljubljana

Ljubljana, the heart of Slovenia, is known for its vibrant culture and artistic heritage, with cobblestone streets winding past Baroque architecture and the gentle Ljubljanica River threading through town. Amid this scenic backdrop, Ljubljana Tourism offers a distinctly tactile cultural adventure: Tiskar za en dan—"Printer for a Day"—a hands-on dive into the world of traditional analog printing at Studio tipoRenesansa.

Located in Ljubljana’s creative quarters, Studio tipoRenesansa invites visitors to step back into a nearly forgotten craft dominated by wooden and lead movable type. Here, you’re not just a spectator but an active creator, guided by a skilled expert who reveals the fine details of manual typesetting, inking, and pressing. The process is meticulous, requiring patience and precision, turning centuries-old printing techniques into a living art form. Each participant produces a unique hand-printed poster to take home, a tangible souvenir connecting you with Slovenian history and craftsmanship.

This experience stands apart in Slovenia’s outdoor cultural landscape by linking tactile artistry with urban exploration. While many travelers seek natural beauty in the surrounding Alps or Triglav National Park, Tiskar za en dan offers a profound, grounded engagement with Slovenian heritage right in Ljubljana. It’s ideal for travelers who appreciate quiet, hands-on learning, interested in both art and history within an accessible urban setting.

The process takes approximately 2 to 3 hours, manageable for most visitors, and requires no technical skills beyond curiosity and steady hands. The studio’s intimate setting fosters a genuine connection between participant and craft, making it a standout experience in the city’s tourism offerings. Whether you’re a history buff, art lover, or simply looking for a memorable creative outing, Ljubljana Tourism’s printing workshop delivers an authentic glimpse into traditional analog printing, enriching your visit with a rare cultural keepsake.

About Ljubljana Tourism

Ljubljana Tourism is a visitor information and activity provider based in Ljubljana, Slovenia. The organisation curates and lists a wide range of guided tours, day trips and local experiences that showcase the city's architecture, culture and nearby natural attractions.

Offerings include market tastings, castle experiences, boat cruises on the Ljubljanica River, hot air balloon flights, guided walks through the old town, specialty distillery tastings, and curated day trips to Postojna Cave, Bled, Bohinj and the Slovenian coast.

Ljubljana Tourism coordinates experiences suitable for families, private groups and independent travellers, and presents both public departures and private guided options. Some highlights include a culinary market tour with multiple tasting stations, an eco-friendly circular Urban train connecting key sights, a theatrical time-machine tour at Ljubljana Castle, and multiple boat tours aboard wooden and heated vessels.

Several tours explicitly offer audio guides in Slovene and English and opportunities for seasonal activities such as ballooning and craft workshops. Featured by The Adventure Collective, Ljubljana Tourism compiles listings that help visitors compare formats, durations and themes before booking.

The organisation’s collection spans short city walks, multi-site day trips, gastronomic tastings, heritage tours, creative workshops and evening events. For travellers seeking to explore Ljubljana’s landmarks, river routes and regional highlights, Ljubljana Tourism provides a centralized way to discover available experiences and plan visits across the city and surrounding destinations. Listings include both public schedules and private-booking options with clear descriptions, durations and meeting points to support planning. Information is available year-round for seasonal and special events.