Explore Slovenia

Slovenia consists of vastly different geographical regions including a green oasis which stretches over more than 1,000 km2 and is covered with conifer forests, nestled between Italy and Croatia. It has the mighty but easily accessible Julian Alps, most of which are located in the Triglav National Park.

Slovenia is also famous for its mysterious Slovenian Karst which is said to be the most beautiful part of our planet’s underground world. Postojna Caves is part of this system and it is the most visited cave in Europe. This 2 million year old, 27km long underground cave is easily accessible, and a wonder to see. Slovenia’s capital Ljubljana is a romantic city with cobbled streets, fine architecture and a Medieval Castle.

Bordering Croatia, Italy, Austria and Hungary it is an inviting destination to visit while in Europe. Experience and explore a different and diverse way of life in this small and pristine country.

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Ljubljana

Slovenia’s capital city is smaller than most European capitals but offers plenty to see and do. A beautiful old city centre, the Tromostovje Bridges and castles are just some of the highlights.

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Maribor

Maribor is home to the world's oldest grapevine. Appreciate its beautiful surrounds while hiking, biking or skiing the slopes of Maribor Pohorje. Many events are held in this large historic city.

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Bled

With immense natural beauty, Bled, together with its mild and healing climate is ranked amongst the most beautiful alpine resorts in the world.

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Postojna Cave

Step onboard and discover the intriguing underground wonderland of Postojna Cave.

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Bohinj

Within the Triglav National Park, Bohinj is a place of tranquility and natural beauty. Lake Bohinj is the biggest natural lake in Slovenia.

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Predjama

Built high into a cliff face, Predjama Castle is a medieval wonder. Discover its history and tales of mysterious passages. The cavern beneath the fortress belongs to the Predjama cave network.

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Piran

Influenced heavily by Italy, this small coastal town is a delight. Explore its main square, cobbled alleyways, medieval walls and ascend the bell tower for stunning vistas.

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Portorož

Vibrant Portorož is a modern seaside town with a resort atmosphere. For centuries it has been known to be a destination that provides therapeutic spa services. Cycle the Valeta Tunnel from here.

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Goriška Brda

Goriška Brda is known for its exquisite local cuisine and wines. One of the best ways to experience the region is via a cycling trip through the rolling hills, exploring the many charming villages.

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Nova Gorica

Nova Gorica has an interesting WWII history. A modern town on the Italian border, appreciated by outdoor explorers for the Vipava Valley and those who love wine.

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Soča Valley

Breathtaking natural scenery, picturesque alpine villages and charming small towns, The Soča Valley is a destination for outdoor adventures, history, music and cuisine.

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Ptuj

Enjoy sunset views across the River Drava from Ptuj’s historic hilltop castle. This old town’s traditional carnival features the UNESCO-recognised Kurenti costumes.

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Škofja Loka

A short drive from Ljubljana will lead you to the beautifully preserved medieval town of Škofja Loka. Wander through the old town and walk up to the castle to explore the museum.

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Šmartno

Šmartno is a beautifully restored medieval hilltop village, surrounded by vineyards and amazing views. Sample the local cuisine and wines.

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Radovljica

Delightful Radovljica is a little historic town with beautiful mountain views. Enjoy a visit to the beekeeping and gingerbread museums, a drink at a cafe and indulge in chocolate.

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Koper

Koper is a main port town. The architectural influence of Venice, which once governed the area, can still be seen. Stop by the information centre located in the 15th century gothic Praetorian Palace.

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Lipica

Appreciate the grace of the stunning horses in Lipica at its historic stud farm. A beautiful estate, situated in a charming natural landscape and Karst Region, it is also a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

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Kobarid

Kobarid is a small town in the stunning Soča Valley. Follow the path to the Kozjak Waterfall and uncover its wartime history along the lengthy Kobarid Historical Trail and Museum.

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Kranjska Gora

An alpine resort in the Julian Alps, near the Slovenian border with Italy and Austria. A fantastic base for an active holiday, any time of the year.

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Vintgar Gorge

Take a trip to Triglav National Park and explore Vintgar Gorge. Walk along the wooden one-way path to see the beautiful Šum Waterfall.

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Bohinjska Bela

A picturesque village, Bohinjska Bela is full of historic and natural wonder. Explore the oldest part of the village, over 1000 years old. Hike to Galetovec peak for panoramic views of the region.

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Pokljuka Gorge

Follow the circular route and a suspended wooden walkway that winds through the dry Pokljeka Gorge, offering a unique hiking experience close to Bled.

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Uskovnica

Uskovnica is a pasture in the mountain wilderness, offering outdoor enthusiasts a serene place to discover the beauty of the Julian Alps.

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Tolmin

Picnic at the popular scenic location where the two rivers meet, just outside the town of Tolmin. From its Castle, take in the breathtaking views of the Soča valley and the town below.

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Mojstrana Valley

With a variety of climbing and mountaineering access points, also explore the magnificent waterfalls in the scenic valley of Mojstrana.

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Vrhnika

Located on the Ljubljanica River, Vrhnika was the home of one of Slovenia’s most notable writers and playwrights.

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Štanjel

Štanjel is a picturesque karst hilltop village. Get to know the locals, uncover their stories and relax in the gardens overlooking the Vipava Valley.

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Divača

The region of karstic wonder, Divača is home to multiple world-famous cave systems. Divača Cave, open to tourists since the 19th century; and the nearby Škocjan Caves, a UNESCO Heritage Site.

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Solkan

Make sure to visit the world's longest stone arch railway bridge located in Solkan. Feel the excitement of white-water rafting on the river or spend a day at its adventure park.

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Karst Region

Also known as 'Classical Karst', this region is famous for its iconic topography. Discover its legendary landscapes and the unparalleled underground.

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Preddvor

Discover the theme marked trails in Preddvor, a quaint village beneath the slopes of Storzic surrounded by four castles. Enjoy mountain scenery and cycling paths running alongside the Kokra River.

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Predoslje

In the vicinity of Predoslje lies the remarkable Brdo Estate. Take pleasure in wandering through the peaceful park grounds. You might even see a Lipizzaner horse and the colourful beehives.

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Izola

Izola is a medieval town with a vibrant harbour, hiking and biking trails, and renowned cuisine. Learn about the natural and cultural heritage in the gorgeous countryside or relax at the seaside..

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Strunjan

In the old salt-making village of Strunjan, follow the Strunjan Nature Park trails to reach the Adriatic coast and enjoy a hike along the flysch cliffs.

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Sečovlje

Visit the museum of salt-making and it’s unique wetland, in the coastal area of Sečovlje.

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Bodešče

A stunning little village at the confluence of two rivers, Bodešče is a hidden gem for those with an adventurous spirit. Explore the hiking and biking trails leading to stunning views of the region.

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Kropa

Discover the history of iron forging in Kroper, a fairytale town. Learn how to make your own nails at the Iron Forging Museum and celebrate the Blacksmiths Festival in July.

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Begunje na Gorenjskem

Begunje na Gorenjskem is a village home to centuries-old archaeological sites. Walk the Lambergh Trail to explore the intriguing history of the village and the remnants of 12th century Grad Kamen.

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Krma Valley

Known for having the easiest hiking trail to Mount Triglav, Krma Valley is also popular with experienced cyclists. Adventurers will marvel at the stunning landscapes along the various routes.

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Triglav NP

The Julian Alps extend throughout almost the entirety of Triglav National Park, inviting you to discover a natural paradise in Slovenia.

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Ribčev Laz

Nestled in the Julian Alps & on the shores of Lake Bohinj is the pretty village of Ribčev Laz. Admire the setting of The Church of St John the Baptist & the monument honouring the Four Brave Men.

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Pokljuka

Pokljuka plateau, famous for its biathlon, is the hub for outdoor activities. Enjoy the snowy wonderland or explore the summer hiking and cycling trails in this mountain paradise.

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Bovec

This Alpine village is a hidden gem. History, adventure, food, Bovec has it all. Enjoy white-water rafting, explore the Ravelnik Outdoor Museum, or visit a local cheese farm.

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Goreljek

Goreljek is located high on the Pokljuka Plateau and is known as a gateway to Pokljuka Gorge in Triglav National Park. Discover the plant life, the wildlife, and the karst topography.

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Podbrdo

In a quiet valley, Podbrdo is a small village ideal for exploring the beautiful surrounds. Positioned in the Julian Alps, this town is also known for its trail running event.

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Grahovo ob Bači

A peaceful, charming village, Grahovo ob Bači is part of the Juliana Trail running through the magnificent Julian Alps. The first Slovenian sound film was filmed here in 1948.

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Log pod Mangartom

Join the ‘Walk of Peace’ trail in Log pod Mangartom. Nestled in the Soca Valley and surrounded by the grand mountain peaks, visit the military cemetery & Štoln Tunnel in this dramatic landscape.

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Lepena

Head off-the-beaten track to Lepena. It is best known for the Klement Jug Lodge, where hikers can begin their trek through the Julian Alps to the biggest mountain lake in Slovenia – Krn Lake.

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Ljubelj Pass

A high mountain pass and tunnel linking Slovenia and Austria, 1,369 metres above the Adriatic. The Ljubelj Pass is popular with hikers and cyclists in the summer, and skiers in the winter.

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Virnikov Grintovec

Hike to the stunning views from Virnikov Grintovec. From here you can see the Kamnik and Savinja Alps.

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Koprivnik v Bohinju

A tranquil settlement in Triglav National Park. Hike to the Vodnikov Lookout Point and be amazed at the stunning vista of Lake Bohinj and the Julian Alps.

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Ravni Laz

Enjoy the hiking and cycling paths that wind their way through the Ravni Laz pastureland and Soča Valley in the Julian Alps.

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Jezersko

A tranquil Alpine valley surrounded by majestic mountains. Here you will enjoy mountaineering, hiking, and mountain biking. Jezersko is also a popular winter sports destination.

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Karavanke Mountains

The longest (120km) mountain range in Slovenia, a paradise for hikers. Discover marvellous mountains, valleys, gorges, waterfalls, flora and fauna, and an abundance of animals.

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Žalec

Enjoy a beer from the very first beer fountain in the world, tour the Hop & Beer Museum and ride your bike through the beautiful Hop fields in the countryside of Žalec.

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Laško

Laško is a medieval wonder, complete with a castle on the hill above the town. It is well-known for its brewing traditions and thermal waters. Indulge in luxury at the Thermana Laško Spa.

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Velenje

Discover the history of coal mining in Velenje. Enjoy a swim in the lake and visit the museum housed in the historic Velenje Castle.

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Idrija

A delightful town in western Slovenia, its mercury mining heritage has led to the town being listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Also, learn about the globally recognised Idrija Lace.

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Slovenian Coast

The Slovenian Coast may be small but here you can discover historic coastal villages, relax on beaches and visit the salt pans in Sečovlje Salina Nature Park.

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Velika Planina

Velika Planina offers a unique insight into traditional shepherd’s high plateau summertime farming. In winter enjoy the ski slopes.

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Štajerska Region

The Štajerska Region is home to rolling hills, the oldest grapevine in the world and the country’s oldest city, offering a blend of hospitality, history and scenic beauty.