Get to know Slovenian towns through best experiences

Heads or tails? (Kranj)

Follow in the footsteps of the great Slovenian poet France Prešeren in Kranj, from the town centre to the canyon of the Kokra River. The direction of the experience at each crossroads is decided by the toss of a coin.

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.

Visiting ironworks in the company of a count (Ravne na Koroškem)

In the company of the Thurn Valsassina iron-working family from Koroška, follow the trail of the history of the Mežica Valley from the iron-working tradition to stories of the author Prežihov Voranc.

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.

Having a Tržič flika with shoemakers (Tržič)

In the Tržič Museum, listen to shoemakers' stories that reveal the rich shoemaking tradition of Tržič. In the Kurnik House, try creating the Tržič flika bread baked in a brick oven in an open-hearth kitchen.

Experience of the Roman Petoviona (Ptuj)

In the company of residents of what was one of the largest ancient towns, go for a stroll in the footsteps of the ancient Romans. You will get to know ancient Roman monuments, stories and the military equipment of legionnaires who once encamped on the...

You have to love somebody (Slovenske Konjice)

Take a stroll along a literary and tourist route and visit the locations associated with the poet Ivan Minatti. Conclude your stroll through the medieval town centre with a Minatti coffee, which is served with a paper roll of poetry.

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.

Art and wine hand in hand (Kostanjevica na Krki)

Visit the art gallery in the former monastery, named after the painter Božidar Jakac, and conclude your stroll among paintings and sculptures with a wine tasting in the Cviček Cellar.

Mill of Artworks (Šentjur)

Surrounded by the glory of the great outdoors, by a bubbling brook not far from Šentjur, there is a homestead with a 200-year-old mill. It is not just the mill wheel that turns here, but also the potter's wheel, where you can try your hand at making...

From dancing to fire (Žužemberk)

Set the time machine and return to the time of knights and court ladies at Žužemberk Castle. You’ll learn various knight and dance skills and enjoy a picnic by the fire.

Experience the Pompeii of Celje (Celje)

Descend into the Celje underground where you can walk through the legacy of the ancient Romans. Experience medieval times at the Old Castle and enjoy the modern vibe of the town in one of the most popular coffee shops in Celje.

Chasing stories of mercury and bobbin lace (Idrija)

Idrija is the largest Slovenian treasure trove of UNESCO world heritage. Visit the more than 500-year old tunnels of the mercury mine, test your bobbin lace-making skills and learn about the geological features of the area in an interactive way.

Visiting friends of the famous architect (Kamnik)

Discover the trail that the famous Slovenian architect Jože Plečnik has left in Kamnik. Visit the Lectar House, take a look at Plečnik's inventory and try decorating candles with Plečnik's motifs.

Visiting a house of local delicacies (Metlika)

The House of Delicacies of Bela Krajina represents providers of various locally typical products who have a special respect for folk tradition. Here you will meet local craftswomen who will teach you how to prepare a typical Bela Krajina flatbread (belokranjska...

From the Iron Age to the vineyard cottages of today (Novo Mesto)

Explore the history of Novo Mesto with the princess of Hallstatt, who invites you to search for lost items in the centre of Novo Mesto and solve imaginative challenges. You can also discover the charm of wine cottages and the cviček wine with godmother...

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...