Ljubljana & Central Slovenia are a great starting point to fall in love with Slovenia's special features. The capital, whose name sounds like beloved in Slovenian (Ljubljana–ljubljena), lives with a thousand faces of urban culture and art, festivals and events. It is joined with the marsh where the oldest wheel in the world was discovered. Green trails around Central Slovenia lead to places of UNESCO heritage of humanity and primeval forests.

 

Destinations with a hint of urban and mysterious nature

Ljubljana

Ljubljana. Vibrant. Lively. A city that combines the charm of a small capital and the confidence of big European cities.

Ljubljana

Ljubljana

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Kamnik

A charming medieval town nestled in the Kamnik-Savinja Alps.

Kamnik

Kamnik

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Cerklje na Gorenjskem

Your first contact with Slovenia and its green Alpine landscape when you step off the plane

Cerklje na Gorenjskem

Cerklje na Gorenjskem

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Kočevje Region

Together with the Krokar primeval forest, which is inscribed in the UNESCO World Heritage List, the Kočevje Region makes for a truly mystical forest landscape.

Kočevje Region

Kočevje Region

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Bela krajina

A melting pot of cultures in the very south of Slovenia by the River Kolpa

Bela krajina

Bela krajina

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Škofja Loka

A historic town of tradition and creativity in the vicinity of Ljubljana and an excellent starting point for exploring the Julian Alps.

Škofja Loka

Škofja Loka

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Idrija

As a UNESCO World Heritage Site, Idrija boasts the second largest mercury mine in the world.

Idrija

Idrija

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Novo mesto

An archaeological gem in the heart of Europe, embraced by the River Krka and the Dolenjska landscape with its gentle hills.

Novo mesto

Novo mesto

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