Maribor Slovenia Travel Guide
Maribor’s public transport finds operation by Marprom, which supplies a network of city buses. These buses connect the city center to different districts, residential areas, shopping centers, and the lower station of the Pohorje cable car. The system designs for ease of use and covers a good portion of the urban area.
Buses generally run on schedule, presenting a reliable means of getting around. During peak hours, they maintain higher frequency. The main bus terminal is located next to the main train station (Avtobusna postaja Maribor) at Partizanska cesta 21.
Is available at the main bus stops, main bus station, and Marprom website.
Generally from early morning (5 AM) until late evening (10 PM), reduced on weekends.
Use smartphone apps for route planning; have small Euro denominations for cash payments.
International companies like Sixt, Hertz, Europcar. Book in advance.
Less common for casual rental; specialized shops may exist.
Mbajk system with docking stations around the city center.
Shops near city center or Pohorje for mountain bikes and e-bikes.
Maribor is a city well-suited for exploration on foot or by bicycle, especially within its charming core.
Maribor's most prominent specialized transport, providing direct access to Mariborsko Pohorje.
Serves hikers and mountain bikers in warmer months, and skiers/snowboarders in winter.
Slovenia aspires to better accessibility, having noveler buildings and buses often accessible. Contact venues for details.
Maribor’s compact size and diverse transport options enable easy exploration. Whether by foot, bike, bus, or taxi, exploring the city and its surrounding attractions is straightforward.
Consider combining different transport methods to experience Maribor fully, from its central business district to its mountain slopes.
