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In order to stop the spread of the new coronavirus and to manage the epidemic, Slovenia has suspended all public transportation as of Monday, 16 March 2020. This applies to all public bus and railway transport, gondolas and funicular railways. Transport by taxi is permitted if the driver, before collecting the next passenger, disinfects all parts of the vehicle that normally come into contact with passengers.
All air traffic to and from the Ljubljana Airport is to be suspended as of 17 March 2020.
Border control checks is carried out for non-Slovenian nationals and persons without permanent or temporary residence in Slovenia. Six check points will be set up at the following locations: Rateče, Robič, Vrtojba, Škofije, Fernetiči and Krvavi Potok. Border control checks will not apply to the transport of goods.
All travellers crossing the Slovenian border will be informed via text messages of the preventive measures in force in Slovenia regarding the coronavirus.
Please follow the up-to-date information and recommendations published for visitors to Slovenia on our dedicated webpage.
Easy Access
Slovenia is situated in Central Europe and borders Italy, Austria, Hungary and Croatia. It is only a few hour drive away from Venice or Vienna. Slovenia is easily accessible from all neighbouring countries, as it has good road and rail connections, with daily flights from many European cities. Since it is a coastal country, you can also get to Slovenia by sea.
By Car
Most of the cars enter Slovenia by motorways, which is also the easiest way to travel around the country. It is easy to travel the Slovenian roads by car, since they are well and clearly signposted. Although some local roads are narrow and winding, a drive along them is nevertheless pleasant and varied. For driving on motorways, it is mandatory for you to have a vignette.
By Air
In addition to the daily flights to many European cities, there are two low-cost flight providers flying from the main Slovenian international airport Jože Pučnik Ljubljana. They are EasyJet and Wizz Air, flying to London and Brussels. You can also fly to one of the foreign airports in the near vicinity, and access Slovenia from there by bus, train or rental car.
By Bus
Buses run to Slovenia from many European cities. In Slovenia, you can also get to most of the towns and the countryside by bus. If they run along local roads, the drivers can stop at a bus stop in any settlement. You can buy a bus ticket directly from the bus driver, while at major bus stops you can also buy a bus ticket for a specific date.
By Train
Trains to Slovenia run daily from many European cities. If travelling by train, it is also possible to ride in a sleeping car. There are only the trains of Slovenian Railways running around Slovenia, with all the timetables and price lists published on the web pages. You can buy a ticket at every railway station as well as on the train. Slovenian trains stick to the timetables.
Where to go on holiday
Travelling around Slovenia is easy because the distances are relatively short, so you can go on numerous day trips to see the sights and attractions
More information on Slovenia
Do you want to know where to stay in Slovenia, where to go on a trip, when are the holidays, and where to find useful information?
To Slovenia by Car
A car allows the easiest way to travel around the country. For driving on motorways, it is mandatory for you to have a vignette.
To Slovenia by Car
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You can travel to Slovenia by air to the central Jože Pučnik International Airport or to any of the airports in the neighbouring countries.
To Slovenia by Air
MoreFacts about Slovenia
Meet the hospitable, sincere and working people in the heart of Europe.
Facts about Slovenia
MoreTop Attractions
Must-see attractions in green Slovenia!
Top Attractions
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In its small corner of the world, Slovenia is the only European country lying at the crossroads of the Alps, the Mediterranean, the Karst and the Pannonian Plain.