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Create your perfect family day in historical towns

Fill your family album with unforgettable memories and experiences from Slovenian historical towns.

Historical tows are fun

Prepare a fun learning hour in history for your family members. Before your children start turning their noses up, take them to Slovenian historical towns and show them the spirit of the past with attractive experiences. Characters from the past will come alive right in front of you and stir up your imagination. Add a pinch of modern times and originality and enjoy an unforgettable adventure for the entire family. Ready for a trip?

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A stroll around the oldest Slovenian city

More than 1950 years ago, the Romans camped in Ptuj and left many traces behind that can be found on a stroll through the city. Perhaps you will be charmed by the prominent Ptuj Castle, where you can admire the picturesque wine-growing hills around Ptuj or, while viewing the museum collection, meet the famous “Kurent” with its tradition of door-to-door rounds, which also found its way to the UNESCO World Heritage list.

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A hundred suns of Koper

A hundred suns sparkle in the largest Slovenian coastal town. They are reflected in elegant architecture, strongly impacted by the Venetian Republic. They reflect in the picturesque Istrian countryside, where the exquisite tastes of the Istrian cuisine and wines are crafted. They reflect on the blue Adriatic Sea that offers many options for sea activities.

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Your top family vacation in Slovenia

The diversity of Slovenia provides excellent conditions to spend unforgettable family vacation here. In all corners of the green country and in all seasons.

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