Events in Slovenia
Slovenia celebrates all year round. Kurentovanje in Ptuj, the wine harvest in Brda, Christmas markets in Ljubljana: here is what is coming up, with dates and practical tips. And which ones are worth the detour.
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Destinations in Slovenia
Discover the six unique regions of Slovenia, each with its own landscape, culture, and hidden gems. Click on the map below to discover what each region has to offer.
Slovenia boasts the beautiful world of the Alps and the foothills of the Alps.
Not exactly in the center, but still central between the coast and the eastern regions, and the Julian Alps and Croatia, lie the Green Karst, the Idrija and Cerkno Valleys, and the capital, Ljubljana.
A bit of Tuscany, a bit of Southern France, yet still authentically Slovenian. The western part of Slovenia is not defined by mountains and green meadows but by vineyards, karst landscapes, and coastline.
Slovenia boasts the beautiful world of the Alps and the foothills of the Alps. The Julian Alps, the Karavanke Alps, the Kamnik-Savinja Alps and the Pohorje Hills are the highest regions in Slovenia.
The quietest part of Slovenia: the country’s warmest river, the old-growth forest of Kočevsko and vineyards along the Krka
Where the mountains stop, Slovenia doesn’t end. To the east, Slovenia becomes flatter.
Slovenia boasts the beautiful world of the Alps and the foothills of the Alps. The Julian Alps, the Karavanke Alps, the Kamnik-Savinja Alps and the Pohorje Hills are the highest regions in Slovenia.
A bit of Tuscany, a bit of Southern France, yet still authentically Slovenian. The western part of Slovenia is not defined by mountains and green meadows but by vineyards, karst landscapes, and coastline.
Not exactly in the center, but still central between the coast and the eastern regions, and the Julian Alps and Croatia, lie the Green Karst, the Idrija and Cerkno Valleys, and the capital, Ljubljana.
Slovenia boasts the beautiful world of the Alps and the foothills of the Alps.
The quietest part of Slovenia: the country’s warmest river, the old-growth forest of Kočevsko and vineyards along the Krka
Where the mountains stop, Slovenia doesn’t end. To the east, Slovenia becomes flatter.