Get to know Slovenian towns through best experiences

Janez Puhar's secret laboratory (Kranj)

Travel back to the time of Janez Puhar, the inventor of glass photography. Enter his secret laboratory and unravel the riddles – then stop by the photo studio, where you can have your portrait taken in 19th-century attire.

Family beekeeping orientation (Radovljica)

In sweet Radovljica, follow a map that has entertaining and educational tasks designed to teach you about the world of bees. Visit the Beekeeping Museum and sweeten up your day with gingerbread.

Breakfast from the ironworker's wife (Jesenice)

Threat yourself to a breakfast, or "fruštek", with a worker's coffee and brown bread prepared by the ironworker's wife in the kitchen of their worker apartment in Jesenice.

Hearty stories from the Honey Paradise (Slovenj Gradec)

Sweeten up your visit to Slovenj Gradec and stop by the Honey Paradise of the Perger family, where you will be tempted by the aroma of home-made candies, delicious gingerbread and the famous licitar hearts.

Stories from Mestni Vrh (Ptuj)

Visit a museum perched above Slovenia's oldest town, dedicated to the rich winemaking heritage of Slovenske Gorice. In addition to sampling local wines, winemakers will demonstrate the workings of a 110-year-old wine press.

Treasures of the Golden Hill (Slovenske Konjice)

The Golden Hill Estate above Slovenske Konjice delivers a rich experience of exquisite local wine. Experience a state-of-the-art wine cellar and savour award-winning wines – from fresh and sparkling to aged and premium-quality wines.

In the cellar of Mother Earth (Brežice)

Ever wondered what wine from the bottom of the Pannonian Sea tastes like? Although the seawater drained away a long time ago, the locals dug special caves into the former seabed, called repnice, which today have been converted into unique wine cellars.

Spend a day with an artist (Kostanjevica na Krki)

Spend a day at the Božidar Jakac Gallery in the company of a painter, and let the works of Slovenia's great masters inspire your own drawing. Top off your gallery visit with a tasting of local wine from a charming family winery in Jablance.

Clay throwing at Mlin umetnin Art Studio (Šentjur)

Take the potter's seat in this 200-year-old mill where water still turns the wheel, and shape your own pottery masterpiece. Discover other traditional artistic crafts that have long been part of life on the homestead.

From quill to seal (Celje)

Travel back to the time of the Counts of Celje at Celje Castle – try your hand at quill calligraphy and print your own parchment document in the castle's printing room. Treat yourself to a true medieval snack.

Break your Bela krajina flatbread with friends (Metlika)

This iconic Bela krajina dish, proudly bearing the Traditional Specialty Guaranteed label, tastes best when shared with friends. Now you have the chance to bake it yourself – and share it with others. And while you're at it, take a stroll through the...

From rocks to lace (Idrija)

UNESCO-listed Idrija tells the story of ancient geological forces, a historic mercury mine and intricate bobbin lace. Explore Idrija's rich heritage at Anthony's Main Road, Hg smelting plant, Gewerkenegg Castle and the UNESCO Geopark Visitor Center.

Plečnik's candle workshop at the Stele House (Kamnik)

Renowned architect Jože Plečnik often visited Janko Stele, the candle maker from Kamnik. His legacy also lives on in the unique design of candles he used. Using Plečnik's original designs, you can create your own candle and a lasting memory.

Weave a basket (Ribnica)

The town of Ribnica is renowned for its craftsmanship and woodenware – making it the perfect place to learn traditional skills. With the guidance of an experienced basket-weaver, you can craft your own basket from willow or hazel twigs.

Visiting a master for a honey recipe (Škofja Loka)

The handicraft town of Škofja Loka is home to a very special honey cake – Loka bread. See how a hand-carved model is created in the hands of a master and bake your Loka bread with her help.

Become a master of Bela Krajina crafts (Črnomelj)

Would you like to learn how to make an elaborate pisanica, a typical Bela Krajina Easter egg? Or perhaps to embroider your very own tablecloth or shirt with Bela Krajina’s traditional patterns? Join local Bela Krajina artisans who will be happy to show...