Only 23 km (14 miles) from the Slovenia’s capital Ljubljana, you can spend a day back in time in Škofja Loka. This small town is among the most beautiful and oldest settlements in Slovenia. Its medieval town center is the best preserved in the whole country and it […]
The Tolmin Gorge (Tolminska Korita) are the lowest and southernmost entry point into the Triglav National Park. Very near the town of Tolmin in northwestern Slovenia, the streams of Tolminka and Zadlaščica have carved deep gorges into the rocks. Breathtaking sight of nature! The Soča […]
When mentioning the town of Ribnica, people in Slovenia first think of the famous local tradition of woodenware or “suha roba”. First written records of woodenware date from 14th century, in a fair document from Lož. It is also mentioned in the permission given by Frederick III […]
Why visit Piran? Well, if you want to see one place on Slovenia’s tiny coast, Piran is definitely the best choice – it is the most beautiful one. The town’s rich history will keep your adventurous spirit very busy. At the same time it has […]
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 the story of a weekend well spent between sightseeing, relaxing […]
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 center and visit Šentvid! You will know where to get off, when you see a remarkable St. Vitus Church, which […]
Ivana Kobilca, by far the most distinguished Slovene paintress was born on December 20th, 1861. She spent more than half of her life abroad, split between European metropolises, home-based Ljubljana and the Slovene countryside. In the summer, she often visited her mother’s home in Podbrezje, […]
