Slovenia

If you’re looking for that perfect green and safe oasis, you’ve come to the right place. Slovenia is the green heart of Europe, where everyone can find something for themselves. It’s difficult to find such a small region offering so much anywhere else in the world. Four different worlds are combined into a magnificent symphony that can be felt in culture, gastronomy and natural wonders...

Situated toward the center of the country and within easy reach of most of the best things to do, Slovenia’s charming capital city is a fantastic base for your time in the country–if you so choose, you can visit all of Slovenia’s top highlights on day trips from Ljubljana!

Slovenia may be a small country, but it is positively packed with beauty. Cities, castles, soaring mountains, picturesque beach towns, idyllic lakes, and even wine country: whatever kind of beauty you prefer, there’s no doubt that you can find it in at least one of these best places to visit in Slovenia.

AllTrails has 571 great hiking trails, trail running trails, mountain biking trails and more, with hand-curated trail maps and driving directions as well as detailed reviews and photos from hikers, campers, and nature lovers like you. Gearing up for a challenge? There are 256 hard trails in Slovenia ranging from 1.1 to 1067.3 km and from 63 to 2,801 meters above sea level.

Slovenian rivers are considered some of the most spectacular in the world. The incredible management of its different fishing clubs coupled with the beauty of its waters and landscape have turned this country of the Former Yugoslavia into a real paradise for lovers of fly fishing.

Wedged between Italy, Austria, Hungary, Croatia and the Mediterranean, Slovenia is a surprising little country with a nice mixture of South and East European cultures, food and traditions...

In 2016, Slovenia was the first country in the world to meet the Green Destination criteria but the successful management and development of the internationally awarded Green Scheme of Slovenian Tourism started even before that, in 2014. When it comes to gastronomy, Slovenia has always followed the sustainability principles of the “from farm to fork” approach, focusing on seasonal, local, and organic dishes.

Stable, prosperous and welcoming, Slovenia is a charming and comfortable place to travel, with architecturally grand, cultured cities, and lush pine-forested countryside, perfect for hiking and biking in summer and skiing in winter...

Slovene cuisine draws on Austrian, Italian and Balkan influences. There’s a native tradition, too, based on age-old peasant recipes, which you may encounter at tourist farms across the country; but traditional Slovene dishes are becoming harder to find on restaurant menus increasingly dominated by Italian pizzas and pastas.

Please check for travel restrictions before booking and travelling to an accommodation. Travel may be permitted only for certain purposes and in particular, touristic travel may not be allowed...

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