Born, raised and still living in Ljubljana. After finishing his studies in Spanish
philology during which he also resided in Granada, he worked as a translator, interpreter
and a teacher at a language school. When he received his guiding licence in 2007 he
started working immediately and has done so quite well since.
He wears more than just one hat and one who would think that adding theatre and
musical performances (playing in a mandolin orchestra as well as a cabaret, jazz and rock
ensembles) takes a toll on his guiding, would be gravely mistaken. He calls Ljubljana his
home and does almost exclusively local tours thus gathering and conveying tidbits
unknown to locals let alone people that visit, be it for the first or one hundredth time. He
never shies away from a chance to share information and knowledge about his hometown
that despite its small size hides many faces.
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