112 Emergency call centre – emergency medical assistance, fire-fighters, veterinary assistance, rescue units
113 Police – emergencies
080 12 00 Police – reporting offenders, anonymous phone line
1987 AMZS – roadside assistance and towing
080 1900 Tourist telephone – tourists and tourism workers can report their comments, complaints, criticism and suggestions to this toll-free number 24 hours a day
1188 - Information on telephone subscribers in Slovenia
1180 - Information on international telephone subscribers
198 10 - Alarm call service
090 93 9881 - General information (pay number)
Telephone area code for Slovenia +386
Code for international calls: 00
Find a tourist guide that will present Slovenian cultural and natural heritage to you in more detail in your chosen language.
Before travelling, also check all other practical information.
You can get to Slovenia in different ways – by car or train, by air, bicycle or boat.
From luxury hotels to tourist farms, from private rooms to camping grounds. An exclusive offer of glamping accommodation or staying at the vineyard cottages. In Slovenia, you will find accommodation to suit every budget and every taste.
The most reliable source of local information
Slovenia is in the Schengen Area, which means that, in general, there are no checks at the border crossings with Italy, Austria and Hungary. To enter Slovenia from Croatia, it is sufficient to have a passport or an identity document, if the visit does not last more than three months.
When visiting individual banks, shops, post office and pharmacy, also check their opening hours at their websites.
Medical care is very well spread across Slovenia. All Slovenian cities have health centres, while there are individual clinics in small towns. All Slovenian settlements are served by emergency medical assistance, even by helicopter if necessary.
Follow safety mountaineering tips.
Slovenia: a land of hospitable people and unforgettable experiences in the heart of Europe.
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