How much is rent in Ljubljana?
Advertised rents, captured 26 October 2026. Interaktivna analiza s filtri (v slovenščini) →
Rent in Ljubljana at a glance
Advertised offer at the latest capture, .
- The typical monthly rent for a flat in Ljubljana is €1,100 (565 listings); half of the offers are between €800 and €1,550.
- A room typically costs €340 a month (48 listings).
- Flats are advertised at a typical €18.54/m² a month; the average advertised floor area is 73.4 m².
- Ljubljana is the most expensive of the 8 cities on najemnine.si for renting a flat; the typical rent is 73 % higher than in Maribor.
| Type | Per month | Per m² | Listings |
|---|---|---|---|
| Studio | €700 | €23.21/m² | 66 |
| 1-room | €750 | €18.92/m² | 70 |
| 1.5-room | €800 | €18.75/m² | 29 |
| 2-room | €1,000 | €19.05/m² | 137 |
| 2.5-room | €1,200 | €18.63/m² | 36 |
| 3-room | €1,450 | €17.21/m² | 119 |
| 3.5-room | €1,700 | €15.65/m² | 19 |
| 4-room | €1,980 | €17.14/m² | 63 |
| 4.5-room | €2,450 | €14.71/m² | 8 |
| 5 or more rooms | €2,475 | €13.60/m² | 10 |
| Other | €1,425 | €16.00/m² | 6 |
| Area | Per month | Per m² | Listings |
|---|---|---|---|
| Center | €1,500 | €19.72/m² | 126 |
| Bežigrad | €1,200 | €17.42/m² | 67 |
| Šiška | €900 | €18.91/m² | 39 |
| Vič | €1,350 | €19.04/m² | 32 |
| Rudnik | €1,500 | €17.33/m² | 20 |
| Moste | €850 | €17.44/m² | 17 |
| Brdo | €1,990 | €18.51/m² | 16 |
| Črnuče | €1,000 | €15.38/m² | 13 |
| Trnovo | €1,350 | €19.43/m² | 12 |
| Dravlje | €1,000 | €18.35/m² | 11 |
| Zg. Šiška | €835 | €15.26/m² | 11 |
| Poljane | €950 | €18.24/m² | 10 |
Cite as: najemnine.si, “Rent in Ljubljana”, data captured 26 October 2026, https://najemnine.si/en/ljubljana/
Questions about rent in Ljubljana
How much does it cost to rent a flat in Ljubljana?
At the latest capture (26 October 2026) the typical advertised rent for a flat in Ljubljana was €1,100 a month. Half of the offers were between €800 and €1,550; the average, pushed up by the dearest listings, was €1,298. Based on 565 listings on Nepremicnine.net and Bolha.com, without listings with an unusual price.
How much is a studio or a 2-room flat in Ljubljana?
Typical monthly rents by size: studio €700, 1-room €750, 2-room €1,000, 3-room €1,450 and 4-room €1,980. Room counts follow the portals' Slovenian labels, which do not count the kitchen: a 2-room flat usually has a living room and one bedroom. Prices are advertised, without running costs.
How much does a room cost in Ljubljana?
The typical advertised price of a room is €340 a month (48 listings); half of the rooms are between €250 and €398. Check whether the price is for a whole room or a bed and whether bills are included.
What is the rent per square metre in Ljubljana?
Flats are advertised at a typical €18.54/m² a month; the average of the individual prices is €19.08/m². The advertised floor area may include balconies or storage rooms.
Which areas of Ljubljana are the most expensive to rent in?
Among areas with at least 10 flat listings, the highest typical rent per m² is in Center (€19.72/m²), Trnovo (€19.43/m²) and Vič (€19.04/m²) and the lowest in Zg. Šiška (€15.26/m²), Črnuče (€15.38/m²) and Rudnik (€17.33/m²). Areas are the labels used in the listings, not official districts.
How does Ljubljana compare with other Slovenian cities?
Ljubljana is the most expensive of the 8 cities on najemnine.si for renting a flat; the typical rent is 73 % higher than in Maribor. Typical monthly rent for a flat: Ljubljana €1,100, Maribor €635, Koper €825, Kranj €880, Celje €620, Bled and surroundings €735, Novo mesto €650 and Slovenj Gradec €520.
Are these actual rents?
No. They are advertised prices from public listings, not signed leases. Running costs, deposits and agency fees are not included, and the same flat may be advertised on both portals.
Method and limits of the data
The data is available under CC BY 4.0: you may use it if you credit najemnine.si.
Where does the data come from?
Nepremicnine.net: captured 26 October 2026, 601 listings, refreshed by hand.
Bolha.com: captured 26 October 2026, 98 listings, refreshed automatically every day.
668 listings with a clear monthly price are used.
These are advertised prices from public listings, not signed leases, and not a representative sample of all rentals in Ljubljana. Flats that let quickly may be under-represented. The same flat can be advertised on both portals. The portals' search areas differ and may include the surroundings of the city.
How are the prices calculated?
The typical rent is the median: half of the listings cost the same or less. Listings with an unusual price (outside Q1 − 1.5 × IQR to Q3 + 1.5 × IQR) are left out. Rent per m² is the monthly rent divided by the advertised floor area, which may include balconies or storage rooms. Prices per person, per day or per week, wanted ads and non-residential listings are excluded.