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Tourist travel information centres

Let the local experts introduce you to the many secrets and curiosities of their towns.

The most reliable source of local information

If you are looking for more information on a town, accommodation, landmarks and events, there are several tourist information centres across Slovenia that can provide you with the most up-to-date information. Local experts will provide all the information you need to make the most of your stay in Slovenia.

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Slovenian Tourist Board’s representative offices abroad

Would you like to find out more about Slovenia before you arrive? Visit the Slovenian Tourist Board’s representative offices abroad, where they will do their best to provide you with as much useful and inspiring information as possible. 

Austria

Slowenisches Tourismusbüro
Opernring 1/R/4/447, A-1010 Wien
Žana Marijan, Head of the Representative Office in Austria
Phone: ++43 1 7154 010
e-mail: slowenien.at@slovenia.info

Germany

Slowenisches Fremdenverkehrsamt
Maximiliansplatz 12 a, D-80333 München
Rebeka Kumer Bizjak, Head of the Representative Office in Germany
Phone: ++49 89 29 16 12 02
e-mail: slowenien.de@slovenia.info

Italy

Ente Sloveno per il Turismo Italia
Galleria Buenos Aires 1, I-20124 Milano
Aljoša Ota, Head of the Representative Office in Italy
Phone.: ++39 0229 51 11 87
e-mail: milano@slovenia.info

Get to know Slovenia 

Once you get to know Slovenia, you are sure to fall in love with it. Amazing stories, beautiful landscape and unforgettable experiences await you at every turn. 

Slovenia at a glance

Slovenia is the only country in the world with LOVE in its name. It is the first country in the world to be named a Green Destination. On just over 20,000 km², it combines the Alpine, the Mediterranean, the Karst and the Pannonian worlds. Before you set out to explore this green country at the heart of Europe, here are some interesting facts that might astonish you.

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