Slovenia
Slovenia is a small, green Central European country — half the size of Switzerland — squeezed between Italy, Austria, Hungary and Croatia, with a tiny Adriatic coast. It packs alpine peaks, karst caves, emerald rivers, vineyards and Venetian-style seaside into one compact, easy-to-drive territory.
Cities & regions
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Slovenia's compact and charming capital is one of Europe's best-kept secrets — a pedestrian-friendly old town with a hilltop castle, the Ljubljanica River fl…
Open guideLake Bled is an emerald alpine lake in northwest Slovenia in the Julian Alps foothills, famous for its tiny island with a baroque church and the medieval Ble…
Open guideSarajevo is the capital of Bosnia and Herzegovina, located in a valley ringed by the Dinaric Alps. Known as 'the Jerusalem of Europe' for its unique coexiste…
Open guidePiran is Slovenia's jewel of the Adriatic — a perfectly preserved Venetian old town on a tiny peninsula at the southwestern tip of the country. With medieval…
Open guideSibenik is Dalmatia's most authentic medieval city — entirely built by Croatians (unlike Venice-built Split and Dubrovnik), home to one of the world's most e…
Open guideThe Soča Valley (Dolina Soče) in northwest Slovenia is one of Europe's most beautiful river valleys, defined by the emerald-blue Soča River (Isonzo in Italia…
Open guideKobarid (Italian: Caporetto) is a historic village of ~1,000 people in the Soča Valley, northwestern Slovenia, less than 10 minutes from the Italian border.…
Open guideLake Bohinj (Bohinjsko jezero) is Slovenia's largest permanent natural lake, 4.2 km long and up to 1 km wide, at 526 m elevation within Triglav National Park…
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