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Urban Municipality of Slovenj Gradec, Slovenia

Urban Municipality of Slovenj Gradec uses Central European Time in winter and Central European Summer Time in summer. The local clock is therefore UTC+1 during standard time and UTC+2 while daylight saving time is observed.

Slovenj Gradec, Slovenia

Monday, 9 November 2026

UTC+1 · Europe/Ljubljana

Time and sun data for Slovenj Gradec — the largest city of Urban Municipality of Slovenj Gradec

The sun in Slovenj Gradec

Sunrise 6:54 AM Solar noon 11:45 AM Sunset 4:36 PM Daylight 9 h 42 min Night 14 h 18 min Civil twilight 6:21 AM – 5:08 PM

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Current time in Urban Municipality of Slovenj Gradec, Slovenia

The municipality follows the same civil time as the rest of Slovenia. There is no separate local time for Slovenj Gradec or the surrounding settlements. When Slovenia changes its clocks for daylight saving time, every community in the municipality changes at the same moment.

For an international call, check whether Slovenia is currently using standard time or summer time. Converting from UTC is straightforward: add one hour in the standard-time period or two hours in the summer-time period. A live clock is preferable for appointments near a seasonal clock change.

When the meeting matters, trust the named time zone and date rather than somebody’s memory of the time difference.

Slovenj Gradec and nearby settlements

Slovenj Gradec is the municipality’s administrative and urban centre. It is the most useful location to enter in a world clock, weather service, or sunrise calculator. Other settlements within the municipality share its time even when a service lists them separately.

Places associated with the municipality include: Slovenj Gradec, the principal town and municipal seat Pameče, close to the main urban area Šmartno pri Slovenj Gradcu Podgorje Stari Trg Settlement size does not affect the clock. A timetable written for any of these places can be interpreted as Slovenian local time unless it explicitly states another zone.

Sunrise, daylight, and practical planning

Sunrise in the municipality changes throughout the year. Days are longer around the Slovenian summer and shorter around winter, while sunrise and sunset shift accordingly. Hills and nearby terrain may delay the moment when direct sunlight becomes visible from a particular street or valley, even though the calculated sunrise time has already passed.

For an exact result, use Slovenj Gradec as the location and select the intended calendar date. A sunrise value without a date is incomplete because the value changes from one day to another. Weather can hide the Sun but does not alter the astronomical sunrise calculation.

Confirm the date in Slovenian local time. Use Slovenj Gradec or precise coordinates for the observation point. Check whether daylight saving time applies on that date. Allow for terrain if direct sunlight is important.

Questions and answers

What time zone does Urban Municipality of Slovenj Gradec use?
It uses Central European Time, changing to Central European Summer Time during Slovenia’s daylight-saving period.
Does Slovenj Gradec have a different time from Ljubljana?
No. Both follow the same national clock throughout the year.
Why might visible sunrise differ from the listed time?
Published sunrise is an astronomical calculation. Local hills, buildings, clouds, and the observer’s precise position can affect when the Sun is actually seen.
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