Slovenia's capital city is as romantic and charming as they come—and clean, having been named the “Green Capital of Europe”. Stroll through the classic Old Town, sip coffee by the leafy banks of the Ljubljanica River, or take in the baroque architecture and hilltop sixteenth-century Ljubljana Castle.



The awe-inspiring Lake Bled is a must-see for anyone visiting Slovenia. Tucked away in the Alps, the scenery around it looks like it’s been torn right from the pages of a fairytale. Surrounded by a medieval castle, snow-capped mountains, and lush forests, its beauty attracts visitors and locals from around the world.

Enjoy the dramatic views from Bled Castle, catch a boat to the mysterious Bled Island, or go for a swim in the cool, refreshing waters. There are also plenty of luxury resorts and hotels where you can relax for the night and enjoy your serene surroundings.




Take a journey into the dark underworld of the Postojna Cave system. Vast underground caverns with no end in sight, one astonishing chamber after another. It’s an entire kingdom that exists right under our feet without us even knowing. Here, 15-miles of tunnels, stalagmites, and stalactites were carved over millions of years by the Pivka River. The most unique feature is its underground railway. It is also the only cave in the world that features a 150- year old train, which you will get to ride as part of your visit.


Perhaps you’ve seen a cave. Maybe a castle. Probably cliffs. But have you ever seen them entwined in such a way that it’s hard to know where one stops and the next begins? Predjama Castle, the largest cave castle in the world. It has been perched in the middle of rocky Slovenian cliffs for more than 800 years. cliff and looks simply unconquerable. The castle is now a museum that shows the life in the 16th century, with an armoury, dungeon, halls, living quarters and other castle facilities. It is one of the most visited attractions in Slovenia.

Home to pristine lakes, forests and stunning mountain views, Kranjska Gora is Slovenia’s gorgeous alpine town offers breathtaking views and an array of its own outdoor activities year round. One of the best parts about it is you don’t have to go far to see nature. Some of the regions most beautiful lakes and waterfalls are a short drive away.
Whether you’re an adrenaline junkie and hard-core mountaineer, or prefer light hikes and nature exploration by yourself or with kids, northern Slovenia deserves a spot on your Europe bucket list, and Kranjska Gora is the place to stay to do it all!





The pretty coastal town of Piran is one of the best places to visit in Slovenia and all it takes is one day there to see what makes it fun. It’s just across the sea from Venice.
Pira sits on a peninsula, which is surrounded by the gorgeous Adriatic Sea. While the Istrian coast is known for being rocky, you can find numerous stairways around the peninsula descending right into the sea. So if you fancy a refreshing dip on a hot summer’s day, you can easily head right in.
What’s also worth noting is the proximity of the sea and swimming areas to its old town. The sea surrounds most of downtown Piran that is filled with restaurants, cafes and shops, so you’ll never really be more than a 10-minute walk away from its cool, salty waters.

Magnificent views from the tall peaks, green Alpine valleys, babbling brooks and lakes that reflect the blue sky, and a huge diversity of flora and fauna. No, you’re not dreaming! You can experience all of this in Triglav National Park, Slovenia’s only national park. 
There’s so much to explore in this pristine slice of natural beauty that you’ll have a difficult time checking everything you want to see off your list in just one visit.

Ptuj is the oldest town in Slovenia, dating back to the Stone Age. It pretty much just oozes history. From its Roman shrines to its cobbled streets and Renaissance castle, there is something to interest all history buffs. More than that, Ptuj is cool and hip with some great hotels, restaurants and bars. The surrounding area also offers some of the best wineries in Slovenia, so don't forget to imbibe whilst visiting this picturesque town!

No matter how long you have to spend here, you’re sure to be immediately taken by the beauty and tranquillity of the largest glacial lake in Slovenia. People come primarily to chill out or to swim in the crystal-clear water, with leisurely cycling and walking trails to occupy them as well as outdoor pursuits like kayaking, hiking and horse riding. If you’re looking for a quieter alternative to the famous Lake Bled, head to the quieter Lake Bohinj . If you love the unrestrained natural environment of a national park, with lots of options for outdoor activities and a get-away-from-it-all kind of feeling, then consider this wilder beauty.

Sharp summits, rock walls, green pastures, charming farm, these are sights to behold at any time of year, Logar Valley is the place to go for a rustic getaway and truly immerse oneself in nature. Its sloping mountainsides and steep peaks were carved out by glaciers many years ago It attracts outdoor lovers and those seeking rest and relaxation. The valley is beautiful anytime of the year. In the summer, it’s crazy gorgeous. And when the snow falls ,it becomes a magical winter wonderland. No wonder why they call it “The Most Gorgeous Glacial Valley in Europe”!