Places of interest

Published: 22.5.2021

Today we take the cable car to the top of Vogel, look at Lake Bled and walk through the Vintgar gorge.

Published: 15.5.2021

Today, our main destination is Lake Bohinj, the most beautiful and largest lake in Slovenia.

Published: 8.5.2021

We get up relatively early, there is a long crossing ahead of us and we want to see a lot along the way. The first stop is Socerb Castle.

Published: 1.5.2021

Today we will visit Portorož and Piran. First we will see what has changed at the beautiful nature exhibition Forma Viva. It's such a sculpture gallery under a blue sky. It is unbelievable that this project was created fifty years ago. Slovenians Jakob Savinšek and Janez Lenassi came up with the idea of a natural sculpture gallery as early as 1961.

Published: 24.4.2021

The medieval town of Izola is such a Slovenian Venice. And even the town is really called that. You won't find gondolas here, but you will definitely find a peaceful atmosphere, narrow streets and ancient houses. And the connection with Italy? This is obvious, formerly inhabited by Italians.

Published: 17.4.2021

In the last article about Ljubljana, we visited Metelkova Street and Dragon Bridge, so we continue to the center. We go along the river Lublanice down towards the square Prešernov trg. France Prešeren (1800–1849) was a romantic poet and also a lawyer. He gradually became the first European-recognized Slovenian writer.

Published: 10.4.2021

After the beautiful Austrian spa Bad Blumau we leave the country and head to our destination.

Published: 3.4.2021

This year you are definitely wondering where it would be possible to travel and where to spend a pleasant holiday, preferably by the sea. I have a little inspiration for you. For me, the choice was quite clear, Slovenia won.

Published: 15.9.2020

Slovenia's third highest mountain is definitely worth a visit. Just thanks to the fact that you can drive up to two thousand meters and you can enjoy unforgettable views even longer.

Published: 8.9.2020

80 meters high and 30 meters wide. So big is the window in the rock above the Vršič saddle in the Slovenian Alps. Directly through it there is quite a demanding ferrata, but you can also get up the classic trekking route, which we will now set off together.