This is me, isn't it

NOTE: All locations mentioned and linked below are available in this google map. Below you can also find a printable PDF map of the Ljubljana city center, with our suggested walking tour that should last around 1.5 - 2 hours!

A sem ti povedal

Bojan’s part

an apartment, unclear where.

Jan’s part

Jan’s part was shot in the tunnel under Grajski grič (Castle hill) in Ljubljana. Pedestrians are usually not allowed to walk through the tunnel, so you cannot explore it by foot, but you can drive through it. If you are not exploring Slovenia by car, you can take the public bus in Ljubljana, number 2 drives through this tunnel.

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Jure’s part

Jure’s part was shot in the abandoned quarry Pleše in Škofljica (about a 20 minute drive from Ljubljana). The quarry is not officially open to the public, though it is full of visitors on warm, sunny days. Quite a lot of people take a swim in the turquoise water as well. Some even dive into the water.

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Martin’s part

Martin drives around various parts of Ljubljana. Multiple are close to City Park, the biggest shopping centre in the capital. He drives down the road in the industrial zone.

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Kris’ part

Kris’ part was shot in a forest. It is unclear which forest exactly, but if you do decide to explore Slovenia, most of the country is covered by forests, so you should have no trouble finding one.

Group part

The final, group part was actually shot very close to the tunnel from Jan’s part. The street they run down is called Poljanska cesta and it is also close to the Ljubljana market and puppet theatre.

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Vem da greš

Costume party

The costume party takes place in Festivalna dvorana (Ljubljana Festival Hall), a hall in Ljubljana used for dancing events, play performances and even concerts.

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Park scene

The scene where the children play in the park was shot in Severni mestni park (North City Park) in the part of Ljubljana called Bežigrad. The park is known for many play areas for children and cherry trees, which bloom during the spring months. Behind the children you can see a triangular shaped block of flats, known as a ski jumping hill among the locals. It’s also visible from Ljubljana Castle.

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Record shop

The record shop from the music video is called VOM Record Store and it is located in the centre of Ljubljana.

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Futuristic building

This futuristic building is the Faculty of Computer and Informational science in Ljubljana.

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Testing centre

The testing takes place at the Global Sports Clinic.

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Take-off site

The take-off site is in Center Noordung. Not an actual take-off site, but a museum dedicated to space technology in Vitanje.

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Katrina

The brick building Kris is in front of is called Stara mestna elektrarna (The Old Power Station) and is located in the city centre. It used to be an operational thermoelectric plant. Now it’s used as a performing arts venue, where theatre and dance performances happen as well as various workshops.

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Forest

A random forest. These boys sure do love their forests.

A hole in the wall

A wall with a hole next to some text is located in Metelkova, an autonomous cultural and social centre, but be careful if going there as this whole wider area of Ljubljana is a little bit sketchy. On the wall is written ‘Z glavo skozi zid’ (‘To bang one's head against a brick wall’).

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A church

This church is called ‘Cerkev Srca Jezusovega’ (Church of Jesus’ heart), located on Slomškova ulica, where The Old Power Station is also situated.

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Ljubljana Train Station

This part of the train station is currently under construction as it’s being renovated and can’t be accessed. 

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Running down a street 

They are running from the church in the direction of The Old Power Station.

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Kot srce, ki kri poganja

The infamous pool where Joker Out’s first-ever music video was shot was located in Vrhnika. Built in 1952, it served as a pool until 2005. After being closed down due to not meeting regulations it was repurposed as a venue for film projections and concerts (Joker Out apparently even had some of their first concerts there). Today, the pool has been torn down and the area is planned to be repurposed for sports activities.

Omamljeno telo

Most locations are unclear, but:

Abandoned warehouse

The abandoned warehouse is the Stožice parking garage. While Stožice Arena and Stožice Stadium are fully operational, the project was never finished. The Stožice complex was supposed to have a shopping centre as well and the parking garage is not in the best shape as can be seen in the music video. It’s only open while events take place.

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Stairs  

The stairs are a part of Podhod Ajdovščina (‘Underpass Ajdovščina’), it has three entrances, they used the one from Dalmatinova ulica. The underpass is another half deserted space. There used to be a lot of shops and restaurants, but now only some restaurants remain open. However there are some talks about it being converted into a cinema complex in the future.

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Bojan sitting on a bench

Bojan is sitting on a bench in front of Ljubljana’s National and University Library, the biggest library in the country. Next to him is a statue of Ivan Prijatelj, one of the founders of Ljubljana’s Slavic studies. 

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Barve oceana

Land with a bell tower in the background

The bell tower belongs to the church, Cerkev sv. Mavra in Izola, a coastal town with 12,000 inhabitants.

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Marina in the background

This was also filmed in Izola, in the marina.

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Land in the background

Camera pans from Slovenian to Italian land. It was filmed in the vicinity of Izola. The hill in the background is where Izola Hospital is located. When the camera pans to Italian land, you can also see a container ship headed to the Port of Koper.

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Carpe Diem

Hotel

The hotel where everything takes place is a real life hotel, Hotel Union, located in the city centre of Ljubljana. It’s one of the oldest hotels in Ljubljana as the building process started in 1904. At the time it was on of the biggest hotels in the region.

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Bluza 

Jazz Club Kazina

Joker Out envisioned a love story in a kafana for the Bluza music video. Kafana is a distinct type of local bistro, common in some former Yugoslav countries, which primarily serves alcoholic beverages and coffee, as well as food. They used the Kazina building in Congress Square, Ljubljana, to represent this. Built in 1821, historically it was a gathering place for the local elite, but now it is a jazz club and fine dining restaurant. 

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