Destinations writing green stories

Kamnik

The city at the foot of the Kamnik-Savinja Alps is preserving the Slovenian folklore heritage and the rich mountain tradition of Velika Planina.

Celje

The roots of this historic city next to the Savinja River reach all the way back to Ancient Rome, with the noble family of the Counts of Celje giving the city its historic flavour. The inclusive and close-knit local community further enriches the impressive...

Bled

The Alpine gem preserves its exceptional natural and cultural treasures with sustainable mobility, and by pursuing the Zero Waste concept - a society without waste.

Miren, Karst

Explore the Miren region, which links the green Vipava Valley with the mysterious Karst world.

Soča Valley

The valley near the emerald beauty of the Soča is the land of active experiences in the embrace of the Triglav national park, exemplary heritage from the First World War, green festivals, and premium cuisine.

Rogla-Pohorje

The world among the mountain forests and peat ponds and vineyard hills has everything - active Rogla, relaxing Zreče, historical Slovenske Konjice and Oplotnica, and the space-coloured Vitanje.

Izola

The charming fishing town has an excellent mixture of architectural heritage, traditional tastes of the sea and Istrian outskirts, as well as the modern seaside beat at tidy beaches.

Portorož-Piran

The vibrancy of modern Portorož and the charm of medieval Piran create an unforgettable synergy of coastal experiences, seasoned with the story of salt.

Cerkno

Famous for the site of the world's oldest flute, the Laufarija carnival and the Franja Partisan Hospital, Cerkno is an excellent location for outdoor activities, while it also boasts the only thermal baths in the Julian Alps area.

Velenje

The former industrial town has been transformed into a world of unique experiences that, on the one hand, revive its mining heritage and, on the other, open up new dimensions of contemporary culture and outdoor activities.

Radlje ob Dravi

This town in the heart of the Koroška region, next to the Drava River and home to Slovenia’s first natural swimming pool, is known for its unique water park. Here, you can experience the tradition of timber rafting. The market town centre blends harmoniously...

Moravske Toplice

Moravske Toplice's most distinctive feature is its unique black thermomineral water, which is used at Terme 3000 and Terme Vivat for its health benefits. Authentic Prekmurje cuisine adds its own special touch.

Koper

This town of a hundred suns is a coastal trove of cultural treasures boasting a picturesque hinterland. The mediaeval town architecture is perfectly complemented by typical Istrian villages and the Škocjanski zatok Nature Reserve.

Kočevsko

The kingdom of the brown bear is the most vast forested area in Slovenia. This is the site of rainforests, with the Krokar rainforest at its helm, which is on Unesco’s World Heritage List.

Logar Valley, Solčava

Solčava is the harmony of three Alpine valleys with the Logar Valley at the helm, which is one of the most beautiful valleys in Europe. The harmony is also between man and nature, which can be felt at every corner.

Idrija

This UNESCO World Heritage Site carefully preserves the heritage of the former mercury mine, the art of lacemaking and the rich geological and natural treasures of the Idrija Geopark area.

The Karst and Brkini

The world on the doorstep of the Mediterranean is rich in natural wonders both on the surface and underground. The typical stone villages counterbalance the full flavours of the typical wines and dishes and Brkini fruit.