Slovenia’s nature parks

Tivoli, Rožnik and Šiška Hill Landscape Park

There aren’t many capitals that would have their own landscape park. Protected nature can be accessed practically directly from the town streets of Ljubljana. The town park and the two hills rising above it are a treasure trove of natural and cultura

Radensko Polje Landscape Park

The karst plain in the broader area of Grosuplje is surrounded by forested hills with two monadnocks, Boštanj and Kopanj, rising from the plain. The logo of the park features a Siberian iris, a plant that grows in this area.

Debeli Rtič

Discover the unspoilt parts of the Slovenian coast at its northernmost peninsula. The typical flysch cliff, littoral zone and reef deposits are full of marine and littoral life.

Sečovlje Salt Pans

Learn about the tradition of manual salt production that still utilises methods dating back over 700 years. When you walk past the salt pans, the trail takes you by expansive meadows of saline-loving halophyte plants, which provide a refuge for an im

The Pivka lakes

The land of 17 intermittent lakes is home to several plant and animal species. The mysterious lake area shows a different face every time, which is why every visit to the park is a new experience.

The Logar Valley

Surrounded by the mighty two-thousanders of the Kamnik-Savinja Alps, the picturesque Logar Valley with its inspiring authenticity and numerous opportunities for outdoor activities welcomes you into its embrace. 

The Ljubljana Marshes

Look around the landscape that is full of rich history and is a part of UNESCO’s world heritage list. Listen to the stories about pile-dwellers, Jason and the Argonauts, and discover the diversity of the local fauna.

The Kolpa

The main water artery of the park is the clean, warm and biologically diverse Kolpa River, offering abundant opportunities for exploring. Discover the land of silver birches from the river level’s perspective or by walking in the river’s surroundings

Strunjan

The park will enchant you with several particularities: the Stjuža lagoon, which is the only lagoon on the Slovenian coast, the highest flysch cliff in the Adriatic and the romantic Moon Bay. Choose your favourite trail and soak up the sea views.

Goričko

Discover the picturesque hilly area where the Alps and the Pannonian Plain meet. Stop at the Lake Bukovnica, visit the biggest castle in Slovenia and walk or cycle among the wine hills.