A paradise of snowcapped peaks, turquoise rivers, and Venetian-style coastline, Slovenia enriches its treasures with harmonious architecture, rustic culture, and sophisticated cuisine. Lonely Planet will get you to the heart of Slovenia, with amazing travel experiences and the best planning ...
Certain places resonate with us, hikers, in many unique and mysterious ways. Whether I can envision myself exploring one mountain top after another or just falling in love with a particular area, often-times I find myself returning to some spots ...
Panoramic boat for the perfect ride on the lake Public transportation on Lake Bohinj is not something new since it has been present in many forms for more than 100 years. The history of organized transport on the lake dates ...
As tourists snap selfies in front of the deep green Alpine lake Bled and take a boat to the little island with a 12th-century church, the dramatic backdrop of the snow-capped peaks of the Karavanke Mountains lure the other kind ...
Mt. Cipernik Serene and tranquil, rising high above Kranjska Gora, this mountain hides under a thick layer of virgin fluffy snow, its top unveiling unspoiled Alpine vistas, never-ending rolling hills, and “the mother of all ski jumping hills” Planica. Yet ...
The Julian Alps are the most easterly extension of the great Alpine Range. The jagged limestone peaks hold some of Europe’s best scenery and walking. The Mount Triglav is the highest in Slovenia, situated at the center of the range, ...
In an idyllic alpine resort of two villages Dovje and Mojstrana, is situated the pleasant and peaceful Kamne campsite. Small, family owned camping can accommodate up to 200 guests. Guests can stay in their tents, caravans, camper vans or hire ...
I’ve already written about what an amazing country this is, but despite all of its unique qualities, hands down my favourite part of Slovenia is the spectacular mountainous area of the Triglav National Park, the largest protected area in Slovenia ...
The Trans Dinarica provides a corridor to cities, remote mountain villages, and ancient traditions. The new bike trail, which beginning in Slovenia’s Soča Valley, will connect 8 European countries. Slovenia, Croatia, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Montenegro, Albania, Kosovo, Serbia, and Macedonia. ...
If you want to hike soaring mountains, swim in Alpine lakes and raft spectacular rivers, then this is the best time to go to Slovenia. Video Source: Lonely Planet