In summer, Ljubljana comes alive with a vibrant yet relaxed charm. The sun casts a golden glow over the Ljubljanica River, where café terraces spill onto the embankments and street musicians fill the air with soft melodies. Colorful markets burst with fresh local produce, while …
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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 It is a traditional Slovene dish, with historical references dating back to Balthasar Hacquet (1739–1815), who noted that žganci was …
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, …
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 …
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 …
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 …