Have you thought about visiting eastern Slovenia? Let us tell you a bit more about the region and 6 interesting places you won’t want to miss. Slovenia may be a small country, however, places such as Ljubljana, Lake Bled or the Postojna and Škocjan caves attract an increasing number of tourists – for a good reason! And what do they have in common? They are located in the central and western…
While Idrija is not one of the most well-known places to visit in Slovenia, this small town in the western part of the country has a long and interesting mercury mining history whose heritage still clearly stands out, thus making for a great place to visit for those interested in culture and industrial tourism. Located in a valley surrounded by a beautiful green landscape, Idrija’s mercury mining history started in…
The Adriatic may not often be associated with Slovenia yet one of the region’s most charming towns lies on the country’s small stretch of coastline. Welcome to our quick guide to Piran! Piran is a unique town in Slovenia and one with a completely different character. This coastal town located on a small peninsula has an Italian feel to it due to the Venetian-style architecture of its old town, which comes from the…
Slovenia is a small country packed with stunning outdoor places to visit such as mountains and lakes, yet some of the most notable natural features are underground – the caves of Slovenia. The southwestern part of the country is a well-known karst region and its limestone plateau is home to a subterranean world with countless caves. Two of Slovenia’s best-known caves are Škocjan and Postojna, with the first being a UNESCO…
