Daily life
Maribor sits on the Drava River and is Slovenia's second-largest city; in 2012 it held the title of European Capital of Culture alongside Guimarães, Portugal. Daily planning moves between the riverside Lent district, the 13th-century Gothic Maribor Cathedral, Maribor Castle, built in 1478, and the Stara trta vine growing on a house wall in Lent, entered into the Guinness World Records in 2004 as the world's oldest vine at over 400 years old. Current tickets, hours, restaurants, hotels, or transport details. (Sources: Wikipedia)
Transport
Maribor's own airport, Edvard Rusjan, sits a few kilometres south of the centre but has very limited scheduled service; most travellers instead use Ljubljana's Jože Pučnik Airport, roughly 100-130 km away by road. The city has no tram; transport relies on buses. The Drava River splits Maribor, and the Lent waterfront district is reached on foot via its bridges. (Sources: Wikipedia, Wikivoyage)
Safety notes
For Maribor, current safety advisories, opening hours, prices and booking details are not verified in this pilot pack; the correct answer is.