The two most developed networks are those of Mobitel and Simobil. These are also Slovenia's largest mobile operators. As in other European countries, the GSM mobile phones operate at the frequencies of 900 MHz and 1800 MHz.
If you are coming from the countries where your mobile operator charges a high price for calls to and from Slovenia and you intend to call phone numbers within Slovenia, maybe it would be better to instead buy a Slovenian SIM card or even a prepaid phone. The offer is wide. You can buy a SIM card or prepaid telephone for as little as EUR 10.
The mains electricity in Slovenia is 230 V, with a frequency of 50 Hz. Slovenia uses the so-called European plug with the official designation CEE 7/16. This is the plug used in most other European countries. Guests coming from the following European countries will have to provide the appropriate adapter:
Inhabitants of other continents will also need to have appropriate adapters to use their electrical appliances in Slovenia.
Due to the numerous models of sockets, it is easiest for you if you bring your own adapter with you. Otherwise, you can obtain the adapters for most other European plugs and American plugs from the specialist electrical shops.
The current information in English and German language are broadcast by Radio Si - Radio Slovenia International, the first and only foreign language radio channel operating within the RTV Slovenia. Information in foreign languages is also broadcast by all three channels of Radio Slovenia, which is a national public radio station. They are Radio Slovenia 1, Radio Slovenia 2 – Val 202, and Radio Slovenia 3 – Ars.
On Radio Slovenia International, you can listen to them in English and German throughout the day every hour after the news, and four times an hour in July and August.
On Val 202, you can listen to them in English, German and Italian after the news from Friday afternoon to Saturday evening. In July and August, you can listen to them every weekend.
On Radio Slovenia International, it is broadcast throughout the day every hour after the news, while, in July and August, it is broadcast on all three channels of the national ratio in English, German and Italian language. The forecast is broadcast after the end of the main news programmes, usually four times a day.
On Radio Slovenia International, they are broadcast throughout the day every hour alternatively in English and German language. On Radio Slovenia 1, they are broadcast every day at 10:30 p.m. in English and German language.
Radio Slovenija 1: FM 88.5, 90.0, 91.8, 92.0, 92.9, 94.1, 96.4
Radio Slovenija 2 – Val 202: FM 87.8, 92.4, 93.5, 94.1, 95.3, 96.9, 97.6, 98.9, 99.9
Radio Slovenija 3 – Ars: FM 96.5, 100.6, 101.4, 102.0, 103.9, 105.3, 105.7
Radio Slovenia International – Radio Si: FM 91.1, 93.4, 102.8
Before travelling, also check all other practical information.
Information for a relaxed and hassle-free stay during the holidays.
A car allows the easiest way to travel around the country. For driving on motorways, it is mandatory for you to have a vignette.
You can travel to Slovenia by air to the central Jože Pučnik International Airport or to any of the airports in the neighbouring countries.
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