Tourist Points In Slovenia

Here are some ideas for your visit in Slovenia.

• All
• Coast, Karst
• Ljubljana
• Alps, Bled, Bohinj...
• Other

Slovenian Coast

Portorož, Piran.

Bled

The most famous European alpine lake with its islet in the middle.

Slovenian Coast

Izola, Koper.

Ljubljana

The capital of Slovenia.

Maribor

The second largest city in Slovenia.

Slovenian Karst

The cradle of the white horses Lipica.

Bohinj

Lake Bohinj is the gateway to the Triglav National Park and is the place to come
for relaxing and getting away from the modern life.

Kranjska Gora

One of the most popular tourist destinations in Slovenia is a genuine paradise for sportsmen and women, as well as families more interested in easier ways to experience unspoilt nature.

Postojna Cave

The most famous underground cave in Europe and in the world.

Traditional Karst

The Slovenian limestone plateau known as Kras "the Karst in English"“ gave its name to a typical landscape formed on carbonate rock, and it is indeed here that karstology began to develop.

Ljubljana

Medieval castle, located on a hill above the city center.

Sežana

The capital of the slovenian Kras (Karst).

Štanjel

Štanjel is one of the oldest settlements in the Karst Region, known for its old village centre.

Karst

Get to know the classical Karst villages with typical red wine called Teran.

Slovenian Istra (Istria)

Slovenian Istria fascinates with its unique blend of Roman, medieval and Venetian influences and the beauty of its nature.

Cerknica lake

The intermittent Lake Cerknica that can cover up to 26 km² of the Cerknica Polje at times of high water.

Trieste

The former Austrian coastal town near the Karst, now located on the other side of the border.

Ljubljana

Ljubljana's city centre is not only picturesque but it also offers some good shopping possibilities.

BTC City

The largest Slovenian shopping area.

City Museum of Ljubljana

A magnificent museum run by a team of historians who know how to show people a good time with a wide range of exhibits showcasing the history of Ljubljana in all its colours, both good and bad.

Kranj

The capital city of Gorenjska region.

Planica

The Nordic Centre Planica is an exceptional environment for continuing the Slovenian tradition of sky jumping and flying, as well as for cross-country training and competing.

Velika Planina

Nearby Ljubljana and only few kilometres from the town Kamnik is located the bottom station of the cable car to Velika planina, which takes you amongst the green pastures of the mountain plateau in the heart of the Kamnik Alps.

Celje

The industrial city in the eastern Slovenia.

Logarska Dolina

The Logar Valley is one of the most beautiful Alpine glacial valleys in Europe.

Prekmurje

Prekmurje is a geographically, linguistically, culturally and ethnically defined region settled by Slovenes and a Hungarian minority, lying between the Mur River in Slovenia and the Raba Valley.

Štajerska

Slovenian Styria with its tasty white wines.

Novo mesto

Novo mesto is the school, administrative, economic, ecclesiastical, cultural, educational, health and sports centre of Dolenjska region.