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Tourist Information
Before visiting Maribor, familiarize yourself with some basic information that will be helpful during your trip. From payments and the use of electronic devices to internet connectivity and important phone numbers. We have gathered everything you need for a worry-free visit to the city.
General Information
230 V
Electrical outlets
CET / CEST
Time zone
Phone number
+386
Emergency Call
112
+386
Phone number
112
Emergency Call
Slovenian
Official language
Useful information for your visit
Payment in Maribor
The official currency in Slovenia is the euro (€). In most hotels, restaurants, and shops, you can pay with credit cards, but it is advisable to have some cash on hand for smaller purchases.
Electrical sockets and voltage
In Slovenia, type C and F electrical sockets are used with a standard voltage of 230 V and a frequency of 50 Hz. If you are coming from a country with a different type of socket, don't forget to bring the appropriate adapter.
Free Wi-Fi in Maribor
Stay connected while exploring Maribor! Free wireless networks are available at selected public locations in the Municipality of Maribor. Look for the available MoM network, connect, and follow the instructions to access.
Link: More about free Wi-Fi access
Drinking water
Water from the public water supply in Maribor is potable. While exploring the city, you can also refill your bottle at public drinking fountains when they are in use, contributing to reducing single-use plastic.
Store opening hours
Most shops are open from Monday to Saturday, while they are generally closed on Sundays and holidays. Exceptions apply to some smaller stores, such as those at gas stations. We recommend checking the opening hours of individual stores before visiting.
Tipping
Tipping in Slovenia is not mandatory, but it is appreciated as a sign of satisfaction with the service. In restaurants and cafes, you can round up the bill or leave a few extra euros.
Important phone numbers
In case of emergencies and for additional tourist information, the following contacts are available.
Service |
Telephone Number |
Emergency medical assistance, fire service, and rescue services |
112 |
Police |
113 |
Maribor Tourist Information Centre |
+386 2 234 66 11 |
Tourist maps and publications
Plan your visit to Maribor with the help of tourist maps, brochures, and guides. Discover the city's landmarks, wine tradition, culinary offerings, and ideas for experiences in Maribor and its surroundings. The publications are available in digital format, so you can browse them anywhere and anytime.
Live webcams
Check the current conditions at Pohorje and take a look at the surroundings of Maribor through the webcams. Monitor the weather conditions and plan your outdoor activities.
Information for organized bus transports
Organizing a bus trip to Maribor? Find designated passenger drop-off points and bus parking rates.
Do you need additional information?
For help planning your visit, information about attractions, events, and experiences, contact the Maribor Tourist Information Center (TIC). The tourist information staff will be happy to assist you with tips and recommendations for exploring the city and its surroundings.
Tourist Information Center Maribor (TIC)
Address: Partizanska cesta 6a, 2000 Maribor
Phone: +386 2 234 66 11
Email: tic@maribor.si
Opening hours (May–October):
Monday–Friday: 9.00–18.00
Saturday: 9.00–17.00
Sunday and holidays: 9.00–15.00
Frequently asked questions
Yes, most hotels, restaurants, and shops accept payment cards. It is also advisable to carry some cash for smaller purchases.
If your devices use European Type C or F plugs and support 230 V, you generally do not need an adapter. Otherwise, you might need an appropriate adapter or a voltage converter.
Yes, water from the public water supply is safe to drink. You can also fill your bottle at public drinking fountains, when they are in operation.