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The pale Nebotičnik tower with its arched top floor rising above central Ljubljana, seen from Castle Hill.
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Nebotičnik

Nebotičnik is a 13-storey, 70 m high-rise in the centre of Ljubljana, designed by Vladimir Šubic and opened in 1933, when it was the tallest building in the Kingdom of Yugoslavia. Shops and offices fill the lower floors and flats the middle ones, while a café with a terrace on the 12th floor looks out over the old town and the castle.

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