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Meet Ana and Marjan: Life, Love and Cheese on a Slovenian Mountain Farm Pr’ Vernk
In Zgornje Jezersko, surrounded by the peace and beauty of the Slovenian mountains, we visited Spodnji Virnik Farm and its small artisan dairy. Here, young couple Ana and Marjan Smrtnik are writing a new chapter in the story of Slovenia’s countryside. The organic Pr’ Vernk …
Pension Pr’ Betel in Planina pod Golico – Homemade Slovenian Food in the Mountains
Hidden high above Jesenice, in the beautiful mountain village of Planina pod Golico, Pr’ Betel is one of those places that feels like a reward at the end of the journey. And getting there really is part of the experience. The road winds its way …
Ten Must-Take-Home Souvenirs from Slovenia
Slovenia has many unique products to offer – from traditional food to handmade products, such as artisanal cheeses, local wines, honey, and intricately crafted lace and pottery that reflect the country’s rich cultural heritage. Here’s our list of 10 MUST Take Home Souvenirs from Slovenia! …
Our Three Top Autumn Spots in Slovenia for Nature Lovers — All Very Close to Each Other
Autumn in Slovenia is beautifully showcased in Kranjska Gora, with attractions like Lake Jasna, Zelenci Nature Reserve, and Rateče Village, all easily accessible by foot, perfect for enjoying stunning fall colors and nature walks.
Restaurant and Rooms Šurc in Rateče near Kranjska Gora: A Taste of Traditional Slovenia
Just a few kilometres from Kranjska Gora, the beautiful Alpine village of Rateče feels wonderfully peaceful and authentic. Surrounded by mountains and traditional houses, it is the kind of place that immediately makes you slow down. During our visit, we stayed and had dinner at …
The Škrabec Homestead: Dinner, Wine and a Surprise Guest at One of Slovenia’s Best-Known Homesteads
A boutique hotel, excellent food, art, culture and conversations stretching late into the night. You may have heard of the Škrabec Homestead – perhaps you have even visited it. We came with one goal: to experience it, taste it and discover the stories hidden within …
10 Hidden Gems in Ljubljana
Open your eyes, open your mind, and dive into the very best of “secret places” of Ljubljana. 1. The beautiful atrium of Križanke Križanke is a very popular Ljubljana open-air theatre venue. But the architectural complex is much more than this. It also includes the medieval monastery, a …
Slovenian Food: 5 Fall-Winter Dishes You Absolutely Have to Try
Slovenians take pride in their rich culinary tradition based on seasonal ingredients and the freshest produce. From Prekmurje in the northeast to Istria in the southwest – the country has emerged as a full-on foodie destination. Here, we wanted to focus on the 5 fall-winter traditional …
Pino Alpino: A Boutique Alpine Escape in the Heart of Kranjska Gora
Pino Alpino is a charming hotel with just seven rooms, a stylish wine bar and a strong focus on excellent food. We had admired its picture-perfect Alpine exterior many times before – and finally decided to stay the night. The former Cvitar guesthouse was renovated …
Hotel Boka: The Perfect Base for Exploring Slovenia’s Spectacular Soča Valley
Days here begin with views of the surrounding peaks, continue with adventures through the Soča Valley and end with exceptional local cuisine. The Soča Valley is not a place you easily forget. Some discover it for the first time in a photograph and immediately promise …
The Iconic Grand Hotel Union: Still the Pride of Ljubljana
What’s it like to stay at one of Ljubljana’s most legendary hotels? I finally spent the night there — something I’d dreamed of since childhood. By Marijana Podhraški A Place for the Great and the Curious Grand Hotel Union is one of Ljubljana’s oldest hotels. …
A quick list of Ljubljana’s MUST SEE buildings
Visiting Ljubljana? Like in any other place, it’s good to know what you’re looking at! Vurnik House The Vurnik House, or the Cooperative Business Bank building, is Ljubljana’s most colorful house and a masterpiece of Slovenian Art Nouveau architecture. The structure is work of Slovenian …
5 Mistakes to avoid when coming to Slovenia
Are you thinking of visiting Slovenia for the first time? Yet, still after reading many articles about this beautiful country you are not sure what to expect? We came up with five crucial mistakes which can be avoided on your first time trip to Slovenia. …
A Typical Slovenian Sunday: Restaurant on the Outskirts of Ljubljana Is Still Famous for Home Cooking and Generous Portions
This family-run restaurant at the foot of Šmarna Gora has remained wonderfully down-to-earth – and deserves every bit of attention it gets. More places keeping traditions like this alive, please! At the foot of Šmarna Gora, one of Ljubljana’s most popular hiking destinations, you will …
Warm Smiles and Freshly Baked Pogača Bread: Gostilna Müller in Črnomelj Is Where the Real Magic Happens
Perched on a hill overlooking the confluence of the Lahinja and Dobličica rivers, on the road towards Adlešiči, lies a little culinary gem that captures the true spirit of Bela krajina hospitality: Gostilna Müller. Gostilna Müller is much more than a place to stop for …
Lectar Guesthouse: Our Stay Above a Traditional Slovenian Restaurant in Radovljica
If you are looking for an authentic Slovenian experience, where history and traditional cuisine come together, Lectar Guesthouse in Radovljica is a great choice. Family-run since 1822, Lectar Guesthouse is located in the heart of Radovljica, a beautifully preserved medieval town nestled between the Julian …
Where to See Ljubljana’s Famous Ivory Dolls?
Nestled within the permanent exhibition of the National Museum of Slovenia lies a rare and fascinating discovery: Roman dolls carved from ivory, found in the grave of a young girl from Emona, the Roman predecessor of Ljubljana. These delicate artifacts are not just remnants of …
Let’s Go Slovenia’s Top Restaurant Pick: Domačija Globočnik, Globoko
Tucked away in the peaceful village of Globoko, just a short distance from Radovljica and the Sava River, Domačija Globočnik is one of those places that quietly steals your heart. This restaurant is one of our TOP recommendations! This family-run farmhouse in rural Slovenia is …
RECOMMENDED BY LOCALS: Tanja’s Herbal Liqueurs from Jezersko Alpine Valley
You won’t be leaving Zgornje Jezersko without buying few bottles to take home with you! Zgornje Jezersko is a town in the Kamnik-Savinja Alps range, very close to the border with Austria. It is a heaven for nature lovers and outdoor enthusiasts, offering a perfect …
Experience the Extraordinary: Vipava Valley Wine Train Adventure!
Slovenia’s Vipava Valley is a bucket-list destination for every wine lover – the rolling vineyard hills, acclaimed family owned wineries, and gourmet Slovenian cuisine make it a wine and foodie hot spot that people around the world flock to. The wine train in the Vipava Valley of Slovenia is …
The Gateway to Slovenia’s Natural Paradise Is Open Again – See the Latest Prices! (2026)
The sound of water, fresh mountain air, and unforgettable views. The picturesque Tolmin Gorges, where the wild rivers Tolminka and Zadlaščica intertwine, once again invite visitors into the embrace of unspoiled nature. This unique Slovenian natural attraction, which represents the lowest entry point to Triglav …
Why Is This Very Unique Slovenian Town So Overlooked?
Slovenia has no shortage of postcard stars. Travelers flock to Lake Bled, linger in Ljubljana’s café culture, and chase sunsets along the Adriatic coast. But tucked into the forested hills of western Slovenia lies a town that quietly holds one of the most fascinating stories …
Who Is Kurent — and Who Isn’t? The Fascinating Story of Slovenia’s Most Famous Creatures (Exclusive Interview)
They are known worldwide and have helped put Slovenia on the global map. But where did this tradition come from, what is its purpose and are Kurents truly to be feared? Find out all this and more in an interview with Aleš Ivančič, Chairman of …
Visiting Bled Castle – one of Slovenia’s most ICONIC landmarks
When in Slovenia, most visitors go to Lake Bled. They soon realize there is quite a few of the Lake Bled MUST do’s – from taking a walk around the stunning lake, paddling to the Bled Island, eating Bled ‘kremšnita‘, walking up to the Bled …
The Comfort of Slovenia on a Plate: Sirovi and Orehovi Štruklji
If you’ve ever wandered through the green valleys or mountain villages of Slovenia, you’ve probably come across one of the country’s most beloved traditional dishes — štruklji. These rolled dumplings, filled with all sorts of delicious ingredients, are the heart of Slovenian home cooking. Among …
Meet the Duo Turning Slovenia’s Funniest Swear Words into Cool Design: “Only in Slovenia We Swear by Saying — Get Kicked by a Hen!”
Slovenians are known for their knack of wrapping sharper, more biting words in a gentle, almost endearing form. It’s precisely these playful, innocently sounding yet culturally colorful Slovenian swear words that Tanja and Siniša have gathered under the brand Only in Slovenia – and through …
Radovljica – A Town Full of History, Beauty, and Charm
Just a short drive from the world-famous Lake Bled lies a lesser-known gem – Radovljica, affectionately called Radol’ca by locals.
Goče, the oldest Slovenian wine village
Slovenia is rich with vineyards, and its wine-growing areas are famous for their wine. One Saturday in the early September we travelled from Ljubljana to Vipava, a small town southeast of the country – located in the fertile, wine rich Vipava Valley (Vipavska Dolina) … Into …
Eating Good And Cheap In Ljubljana: Klobasarna
The fast-food restaurant offers a range of sausages, including the popular Slovenian “kranjska klobasa” (Carniolan sausage). A place to try some other typical Slovenian food, too! Klobasarna is a well-known place in Ljubljana’s Old Town, Slovenia. It is renowned for serving traditional Slovenian cuisine, particularly …
SLOVENIA: 5 Very Interesting Facts To Know!
Countries around the world are recognised by their typical features. What comes to your mind when you think about Slovenia? Let’s see if we can help! 1. Geographical Diversity Despite its small size, Slovenia boasts diverse landscapes, including the Alps, Mediterranean coastline, Karst region with …
10 THINGS You Need to Know About Slovenia Travel Forum
Slovenia Travel Forum is the largest Slovenia travel community on Facebook, where hundreds of foreign travellers are joining weekly to have their Slovenia travel enquiries resolved.
BEST LOCAL FOOD: Ajdovi žganci
The word žganci comes from the Slovenian verb žgati, meaning “to burn” or “to toast.” In English, ajdovi žganci is commonly translated as “buckwheat spoonbread.” It is a traditional Slovene dish, with historical references dating back to Balthasar Hacquet (1739–1815), who noted that žganci was …
Gostilna Pri Martinu – a really good local restaurant in Kranjska Gora
When you find yourself in Slovenia’s most famous mountain resort of Kranjska Gora, surrounded with Julian Alps and skiing slopes, you don’t really crave for sea-food, right? Still, believe it or not – it seems to be easier to eat fish, calamari and pizza’s here, …
5 Slovene habits you need to hear about!
The story of Slovenia is inseparable from the story of its people—their customs, habits, and way of life. If you’re a foreigner who visits often, or perhaps even lives here, you’ve likely already noticed the unique ways Slovenians go about their daily lives. Some of …
Drežnica – a fairy tale village embraced by Mt. Krn
The memory of Drežnica village panorama below the mighty mountain Krn, with the unusually large church of St. Heart of Jesus, will last forever … Walking to Drežnica from Kobarid There is a main road that takes you out of the town Kobarid, towards the …
BEE THEIR GUEST – MUSEUM OF APICULTURE RADOVLJICA
Composed of baroque and renaissance buildings with some stunning views of mountains and valleys the town of Radovljica is also home to Slovenia’s Museum of Apiculture. In a country where there are five beekeepers for every thousand people, the museum is well worth visiting to …
Food Cool Tour Slovenia: Learn to Make Slovenian Sweet Classics — the Local Way, in a Real Slovenian Home!
If you really want to understand a place, you cook and eat with the locals. You roll up your sleeves, get your hands floury, and let the stories flow as easily as the laughter around the table. And when you’re back in your own kitchen, …
INTERVIEW: Brigita Herjavec – designer of unique ceramic presents from Slovenia!
Brigita Herjavec is an outstanding pottery ceramics artist and designer from Slovenia. Ceramic bowls, cake trays, cup holders, decorative lights, even jewellery – she masters everything with the elegance and beauty that touches you. Each product is a piece of art on its own, an object …
Reconnecting in Radoboj: How Jasna Vukas Turned a Small Croatian Town into a Global Forest Bathing Story
In today’s fast-paced modern life, we are increasingly returning to nature. One clear sign of this trend is the growing popularity of forest bathing, an activity that positively affects both mental and physical health and serves as an excellent complement to physiotherapy. More and more …
INTERVIEW: Nina Majcen of Nest Campers campervan rental
There are many ways to see and explore a country and traveling in a car is one of them. By adding a bed and a basic kitchen to the four wheels, Nest Campers is providing a road experience most of us dreamed of taking one …
How to Explore Ljubljana’s Museums for Free (and Highlights to Check Out)
Slovenia’s charming capital, offers a unique opportunity for culture enthusiasts to dive into its rich history, art, and science without spending a cent. Every first Sunday of the month, several of the city’s top museums open their doors free of charge, inviting locals and visitors …
INTERVIEW: »The biggest delusion about Slovenia is that it’s small!«
Moving to Slovenia – Bogdana’s Story After visiting Slovenia only once, a Bulgarian national Bogdana Angelova knew this is the place where she wants to live. She has been discovering her new home ever since she has moved here in 2017 and she is still …
Slovenia’s Juliana Trail – One of the World’s Best Long-Distance Hiking Trails
Slovenia debuted the Juliana Trail in October 2019 in an attempt to get visitors to stay longer and visit more than just its capital Ljubljana and main tourist town of Bled. Long-distance hikes are a travel trend “Nothing will bring you closer to a place – and its people – than …
CUKRARNA – birthplace of the Slovene literary modernism turns into Ljubljana ‘Tate Art Gallery’
The 19th century former Ljubljana sugar factory called Cukrarna has been left to ruination for a long time. But in the last years a large renovation project has been carried out … Once upon a time in Ljubljana Operating since 1828, Cukrarna used to be …
Eastern Slovenia: Make it to Ptuj!
We spent two days in Slovenia’s oldest and prettiest town, in the country’s little-visited eastern region. Historically, Ptuj is one of the most important settlements outside Ljubljana. Moreover, Ptuj is home to many great festivals, with Kurentovanje Carnival – Slovenia’s most famous folkloric event – …
TRUBARJEVA – THE COOLEST LJUBLJANA STREET
It might seem a bit peculiar at first (especially comparing to Ljubljana charming Old Town), but once you dive into it, Trubarjeva Street opens some new doors and views to Ljubljana cultural and urban life, which has been developing here over many decades. Eclectic mixture of unique shops, bars …
Hiking Around the ENTIRE Lake Bohinj – All You Need To Know
The walk around the entire Bohinj lake (12 km) can be finished in about three to four hours. But to get to know and enjoy the area better, our plan was to take it gradually. Visited & walked by Let’s go Slovenia in March 2021 …
5 Ljubljana neighbourhoods to visit!
True, Ljubljana Old Town is really pretty and there are many things to see and do there! But, let’s get out of the city centre for a day! Check out which Ljubljana neighbourhoods to see! 1. Trnovo Some might say that Trnovo is still Ljubljana …
You say Slovakia, we say Slovenia! 5 quick facts to stop mixing up the two countries
Slovenia and Slovakia are both beautiful countries worth visiting, each offering unique attractions. Yet, a frequent challenge they face internationally is being mistaken for one another. Let’s explore some key differences between these two distinct nations. Where does the confusion come from? Although their names …
Planica: That’s How We Fly in Slovenia!
Ski jumping started developing early in Planica, starting with the construction of a first-flying 20-metre hill in 1930. In 1936 the first jump over 100m was achieved. Since then many world records have been set and broken in Slovenia’s Planica. Below the Ponce (Mountains) Running from …
A day trip to Sevnica from Ljubljana
Sevnica is a quaint town in southeastern Slovenia, nestled near the border with Croatia. This small but charming town is where Melania Trump (née Knavs) spent her early years, long before she stepped into the global spotlight. Known for its serene setting along the Sava …
5 BEST spots for your perfect Ljubljana photo!
Visiting Slovenia will, without a doubt, leave you with some great memories — and if you do it right, some great photos too! As local travel bloggers, we thought we’d share some of our favorite spots in Slovenia’s capital, Ljubljana, that are perfect for striking …
Vodnikova domačija: It’s like visiting a countryside in Ljubljana, with a great twist of culture!
It was the winter of 1758. From a house of a wealthy peasant family in Ljubljana suburbs baby cries were heard for the first time. A baby boy was named Valentin, deriving from the Latin Valentīnus, meaning healthy, strong and powerful. Little Valentin indeed became …
Lake Bled or Lake Bohinj?
This is a question that we are frequently asked by those planning their travel itinerary ahead of their first visit to Slovenia. So, what should they know? Too close for big dilemmas Lake Bled and Lake Bohinj are only 20 km apart, with a road …
Ljubljana Suburbs: Šentvid and Tacen
If you are on a quest to get to know Ljubljana better, you can hop on a bus number 1, 8 or 25 from Ljubljana centre and visit Šentvid! You will know where to get off, when you see a remarkable red-roofed St. Vitus Church, …
Visiting Plečnik’s house in Ljubljana
The great Slovene architect Jože Plečnik (1872-1957) was a visionary and a reformer. He was a pioneer in urban planning. His legacy belongs to Ljubljana, Vienna and Prague. His works were marked with elements of Secession although they were designed in a modern style. With …
Unique Slovenia Stays: Garden Village Bled Resort
Feeling completely in tune with nature is at the heart of Slovenia. Garden Village Bled glamping resort takes eco-holidaying to a whole new level. Near Lake Bled Who would have imagined that creating treehouses and pitching tents beside a serene stream could captivate even the …
Did you know that the most important invention of modern civilisation was found in Slovenia?
The world’s oldest wooden wheel is on display at The Museum and Galleries of Ljubljana. At the end of February in 2002, the news of the discovery of the oldest wooden wheel in the world resounded in Slovenia and around the world. Archaeologists in the …
The Enchanting Little Town of Vipava, Slovenia
Only one hour drive from the city life of Ljubljana we indulged ourselves in the peace and beauty of the Slovenia’s south-western town of Vipava in the wine-rich region of the Vipava Valley. Here is a story of a weekend well spent between sightseeing, relaxing …
Meet Let’s go Slovenia!
Let’s go Slovenia is a work of love by two travel & culture enthusiasts – site’s manager Marijana Podhraški and photographer Samo Šmarčan, both from Slovenia & both Ljubljana natives. As chief writer Marijana ensures that Let’s go Slovenia is brimming with local expert knowledge …
TOP 3 Things To Do In Piran
Picturesque Piran, a town in southwestern Slovenia, is everyone’s favorite spot on the Slovenian coast. It is known for its medieval architecture and excellent seafood restaurants. Add to that the beach life and the stunning panorama over the Gulf of Piran, and … you’ll be …
Rozika Restaurant in Ptuj: Charming Ambiance And High-Quality Cuisine
When we visit Ptuj, Gostilna Rozika is always our dining stop there! Here are all the REASONS: 1. Ambiance: Rozika offers a cosy and welcoming atmosphere, often praised for its traditional Slovenian decor and comfortable seating. It’s a great spot for both casual meals and …
Why Visit Kranj? Top 3 Reasons to Explore Slovenia’s Alpine Capital
Nestled in the heart of Slovenia, Kranj is a picturesque town that often gets overlooked by travelers rushing to Lake Bled or Ljubljana. Those who take the time to explore Kranj are rewarded with a charming blend of history, culture, and natural beauty. A Rich …
How to Spend Three Days in Kranjska Gora Outside the Skiing Season
Kranjska Gora is Slovenia’s most famous winter skiing resort, but also a real walkers paradise in any season. When we visited Kranjska Gora in late September, the weather was delightfully sunny and warm. Our excitement increased even more when we checked into our hotel – …
This Slovenian place is on the LIST of 25 most beautiful places in the world!
CNN Travel has rounded up the best of the best! The world is a spectacular place, full of hidden and overt beauty in every corner. But beauty’s also subjective. It’d be impossible to get a unanimous decision on the most beautiful places around the world. …
What Is It Like to Stay In Former Tito’s Villa at Lake Bled? Have a LOOK Inside! (PHOTOS)
Nestled amidst the serene landscape of Bled, Slovenia, lies the historic gem known as Tito’s Villa. Staying in Tito’s Villa offers a unique blend of history, luxury, and natural beauty. Tito’s summer residence Formerly the summer residence of Josip Broz Tito, the iconic leader of …
Lake Bohinj – the “other” beautiful lake of Slovenia (beside Lake Bled)
Since Lake Bled is one of the most visited attractions in Slovenia – and of course for a very good reason because it is a really spectacular wonder of nature, we thought of taking a trip and introduce you the other of the beautiful lakes …
Top 5 Things to Do at Lake Bled
Lake Bled, one of Slovenia’s most iconic destinations, offers a mix of natural beauty, historical intrigue, and outdoor activities. Many tourists who are visiting Slovenia’s Lake Bled are asking, what else to do at this beautiful location – besides just looking at the beautiful water …
THE AGE OF INNOCENCE: Ivana Kobilca And Her Timeless »Summer«
Ivana Kobilca (1861 – 1926), is by far the most most prominent Slovene female painter and a key figure of Slovene cultural identity. She spent more than half of her life abroad, split between European metropolises, home-based Ljubljana and the Slovene countryside. In the summer, she …
Discover Piran’s Hidden Gem: Čakola Caffé
Looking for the perfect spot to unwind in Piran? Look no further than Čakola Caffé, a cozy and welcoming haven for both locals and tourists. Located at Partizanska ulica 2, this charming café is known for its relaxing atmosphere and friendly service. It’s the ideal …
The Perfect Retreat: Unwind in Style at Hotel Grahor, Sežana
Hotel Grahor in Sežana, Slovenia, is a well-regarded option for travellers seeking comfortable accommodations with excellent amenities. Where is Sežana? Sežana is a town in the Slovenian Littoral region of Slovenia, near the border with Italy. It is located on the Karst Plateau, 17 kilometres (11 miles) from Trieste, Italy, and 80 km (50 mi) from Ljubljana, …
Ljubljana among the BEST weekend escapes in the latest National Geographic Traveller UK
“You’re never far from the green and serene in Slovenia’s castle-topped capital.” These are the opening lines of an extensive article about Ljubljana, which has been published in the May issue of the National Geographic Traveller UK. The magazine’s May issue celebrates weekend escapes with 52 ideas for …
5 Things Tourists Dislike In Slovenia
Tourists visiting Slovenia often praise the country for its natural beauty, charming towns, and friendly people. However, there are a few common complaints that some tourists have expressed. Here are a few things that tourists might dislike: These issues are relatively minor and tend to …
Hello Kras – welcome to one of our favourite corners of Slovenia!
The collection of the Karst Plateau wine-rich villages out west, close to the Italian border, is a wonderful place to spend a few days when in Slovenia. Sežana – a great base The town of Sežana is located on the Karst Plateau, 17 km from Trieste, Italy, and 80 km …
Full of Glam: Discover the Melania Cake
Whether you’re a food lover, a history enthusiast, or simply curious, the Melania Cake is a must-try destination in Sevnica, a small town with a taste for elegance and a sweet connection to history.
Learn Slovene with Anna in Slovenia! (but first READ this INTERVIEW)
Anna came all the way from Montreal to live in a nice little village in Slovenia. Via her Anna in Slovenia blog, she writes about her everyday adventures and discoveries of Slovenia. She also shares her knowledge and understanding of Slovene, the official language, as …
Our 3 Best Beer Places in Ljubljana
So, you are in Slovenia’s capital Ljubljana and you soon realize there are tons of cafes and bars and lovely restaurants, especially in the Old Town area and by the Ljubljanica River … Ljubljana has a great pub scene! As you might have already expected, Slovenes …
How About a FREE Ljubljana Tour? YES, It’s Possible!
The Ljubljana Free Tour is a popular walking tour that offers visitors an opportunity to explore the charming capital city of Slovenia for free. Led by knowledgeable local guides, the tour typically covers major landmarks and attractions in the city center, providing insights into Ljubljana’s …
Visit the Kurent House in Ptuj (and get to know kurent)
It’s opened all year round, what do you need to know prior to your visit? Kurent House is an inter-active museum in the centre of Ptuj, which is known as Slovenia’s oldest town. It opened at the beginning of 2023 to celebrate and educate visitors …
Exploring Slovenia’s Forests: Don’t Wander Around Without Knowing THIS!
Slovenia’s lush and diverse forests offer a captivating backdrop for walking and hiking enthusiasts. Nestled between the Alps, the Mediterranean, and the Pannonian Plain, Slovenia boasts a rich tapestry of landscapes, from dense woodlands to towering peaks and crystal-clear lakes. Returning to Nature Walking through …
Sip by Sip: ‘Kletvica Wine Bar’ & NEW Hot Spot FOR TASTING Slovenian Natural Wines
Kletvica is a place to look for to enjoy a glass (or two and more ) of ‘natural wine’ – an enduring trend on the Ljubljana wine scene! Nestled in the heart of Ljubljana, Kletvica Wine Bar & Wine shop is an oasis for wine …
Exploring Slovenian Istria: Gostilna Korte – Hidden Treasure for Local Traditional Cuisine
“Slovenian Istria” (Slovenska Istra) refers to the portion of the Istrian Peninsula that belongs to Slovenia. Istria is a peninsula in the Adriatic Sea shared by three countries. Introduction The three countries are Croatia, Slovenia, and a small part belonging to Italy. Istrian Food Istrian …
5 Most Popular Photo Spots In Slovenia
Slovenia is one of the most photogenic countries in Europe, no doubt about it. Its world-known natural beauty is celebrated in many travel magazines and lately all around the popular social media. According to the accounts of many travel bloggers and travel-based Instagrammers – the country’s …
TOP 5 of Maribor: Slovenia’s Timeless Treasure
Maribor is the second-largest city in Slovenia and the largest city of the traditional region of Lower Styria. It may be lesser-known than some of Slovenia’s other tourist destinations. It’s waiting to be discovered! It’s a 2,5 hour train ride to Maribor from Ljubljana. Which means it might be a …
Guardians of Knowledge: The Iconic Pegasus Handles on Ljubljana Doors (Where to See Them?)
Explore the depths of Slovenia’s vibrant capital by learning about some of its best kept secrets! Besides seeing Ljubljana’s obvious sights, you can embark on an in-depth exploration of Slovenia’s dynamic capital. Visit the National and University Library of Ljubljana, also known as NUK. Slovenia’s …
Have You Heard About a Hidden Canyon Near Ljubljana? A Real Hiker’s Paradise!
Less than 20 kilometers from the Slovenian capital, Iški Vintgar – the Ig Canyon – invites visitors to explore its mysteries. A beautiful gorge was formed by the Iška River. Most of the gorge, which is around 400 to 500 meters deep, can be explored …
MEET THE PEOPLE: Arlette from Holland who found her home in Slovenia
It is always great to come across other bloggers out there who are bringing Slovenia to people’s attention. From meeting her Slovenian husband while on holidays in Slovenia, to building a house and her life here – by blogging about the authentic Slovenian rural life …
Our Little Piece Of Heaven (But We Are Happy to Share It With You)
Nestled along the stunning Slovenian coastline, just a stone’s throw away from the Adriatic Sea, lies the charming village of Strunjan. Simple, but beautiful atmosphere Here, amid the tranquil beauty of nature and the salty breeze of the sea, you’ll discover Okrepčevalnica Beli Križ (At …
Have You Heard About Slovenia’s Beer Fountain in Žalec?
The Slovenia Beer Fountain is a fun and unique attraction that offers visitors a chance to taste some of the finest craft beers Slovenia has to offer. Whether you’re a beer enthusiast or simply curious to experience something different, the Slovenia Beer Fountain is definitely …
Seaside Serenity: A Journey Through Izola, Slovenia
Nestled along the picturesque Adriatic coastline, between the better-known destinations of Piran and Portorož, lies the charming seaside town of Izola. Izola may not be the most famous destination in Slovenia, but it is certainly one of the most enchanting. Relaxing on Pristine Beaches For …
5 Quick Facts About Glamping in Slovenia
Glamping has become one of those increasingly popular forms of travel over the past few years. Figures show that glamping market is becoming bigger every year. But what is glamping? And why has it become so popular now? Here are five quick facts about glamping …
Vintgar Gorge – your destination in Slovenia!
We were thinking for quite some time if we should share this with you or not … One becomes very protective of the natural beauty when it cuts deeply into all the senses. But a hike along 1600 m long Vintgar Gorge with waterfalls, pools …
Exploring the Hidden Gem of Slovenia: Koper
Nestled along the picturesque Adriatic coast lies a hidden gem waiting to be discovered by travellers seeking authentic experiences. The town’s old-world charm Cobblestone streets wind their way through the historic centre of Koper, lined with pastel-coloured buildings, balconies and terracotta roofs. Visitors love wandering …
A walk through the Old Celje Castle
Many say once you visit the Old Celje Castle it will stay in your memories forever. Once upon a time … Yes, once upon a time, there were counts and nobles and warriors walking here, living, dreaming, fighting through their lives, making a history … The …
Kropa – the unique heritage of iron-forging in Slovenia
When we took off from Ljubljana to a village of Kropa on a September morning, the day looked just perfect to be visiting the Gorenjska region of Slovenia. The late summer sunbeams were tenderly gliding over the green landscapes, while the eyes were resting high …
Welcome to the herbal heaven in Slovenske Gorice!
We went to the heart of Slovenske Gorice, Slovenian hilly north-east region. The purpose of our trip was to visit herbalist Danica Kolarič and her beekeeper husband Jože Kolarič. On their property in Sveta Ana (St. Ana) Danica and Jože have created a true rural …
Nana Bistro: Discover Culinary Comfort In the Heart of Maribor
Indulge in cosy elegance of Nana Bistro – a bistro worth savouring. Nana Bistro is located in a central area of Maribor, which can be convenient for visitors exploring the city. Brunch at Nana If we could brunch every day, we would do it in …
INTERVIEW: Sonja Bezjak: Guardian of the river Mura
Sonja Bezjak grew up in a place called Trate in north-eastern corner of Slovenia (near the border with Austria), just a stone throw from the Mura river. Her time spent along the river banks is full of fond memories. When she talks about Mura, it …
The Slovenian Cave That Might Have Inspired Dante’s Hell
Legend has it that the medieval Italian poet Dante Alighieri (1265 -1321) stayed in Tolmin for a short period of time. While exploring the surroundings, he visited the nearby Tolmin Gorge and its Zadlaška Cave, which supposedly inspired him to write the darkest verses of …
