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 …
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 …
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 – …
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 …
While staying in Zgornje Jezersko, we visited Tourist farm Šenk Homestead (Šenkova domačija). The farm is considered one of the oldest homesteads in Jezersko with engraved year 1517 above the doorframe of the main building. Here’s what we had for lunch! Traditional Slovene “žganci” Translated …
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 …
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 …