Ljubljana is one of the medium-sized European cities that has all that the capitals have. The city is known for its many cultural and natural sights, which attract many foreign and domestic visitors.
The most beautiful are the picturesque Ljubljana Castle, which is a medieval fort at the top of the green castle hill, Preseren Square, the main square in Ljubljana, which is adorned with a monument to the greatest Slovenian poet, France Preseren, the Triple Bridge and the Ljubljanica River, a market place, a Town Hall and many others. On the market, the stalls offer the freshest local produce, from fresh vegetables to succulent fruits and typical Slovenian meat and dairy products. The market also offers the finest and freshest fish that the Adriatic Sea has. The Prule Bridge connects Prule to Opekarska ulica Street near Trnovski pristan Embankment. Plans for the reinforced concrete bridge, which is to be located where the Prule Bridge is now, were made before World War I, but were never implemented. Before that, around 1900, a wooden Sempeter tram bridge was replaced. The present Prule Bridge was built in 1993 according to the plans of architect Peter Gabrijelcic. It was only handed over to traffic in the spring of 1994, after correcting the deficiencies observed in the technical inspection. The side sections of the bridge, intended for pedestrians, are paved with red brick to commemorate the bricklayers, also known as the street to which the bridge leads.
There is a semicircular viewpoint in the middle of the Prule Bridge. The investor for the bridge was the City Secretariat for Utilities, Transport and Communications. A few steps further from the bridge is the picturesque Spica, where the Ljubljanica and Gruber canal are separated.