BOHINJ
Bohinj is a paradise valley embraced by the Julian Alps. Lake Bohinj that lies in the heart of the Triglav National Park, one of the oldest national parks in Europe, is the largest Slovenian natural lake, nested at the foot of unspoilt mountains and mountain tops.

BLED
Bled is an image of paradise. This tourist gem of global dimensions on the edge of the Triglav National Park was nominated one of the seven new wonders of the world. It is distinguished by a mild, healing climate and thermal springs of lake water.

VINTGAR
Vintgar Gorge in Slovenia’s Julian Alps is one of the most beautiful gorges in the world.  Nature had the wild Vintgar Gorge to itself for more than 10,000 years – since the end of the last ice age. Today the gorge is the gateway to the Triglav National Park. More than 600 species of plants can be found along the 1,600-metre path through the gorge.

 KLAGENFURT
The vibrant old town is edged by idyllic surroundings with green woods, gentle meadows and the crystal-clear water of Lake Wörthersee.Together with its market communities of Maria Saal, Poggersdorf, Grafenstein and Ebenthal, Klagenfurt offers guests a whole range of historical, cultural and sporting highlights.

OPATIJA
Opatija has lots to offer: an impressive church in the centre of town, the fantastic Villa Angiolina with its park, statues made by renowned artists, and much more. Take a walk along the enchanting Lungomare coastal promenade, visit the Open Air theatre – the venue of many musical spectacles, and discover the symbol of Opatija – the statue of the Girl with the Seagull.

KUMROVEC
It is the only traditionally designed place in Hrvatsko zagorje with the authentic look and feel of a typical village from the early 20th century. The village centre contains the joint household estate of the Broz family and the birth house of the statesman Josip Broz Tito, with an ethnographic and historical exhibition.  

 ZAGREB
Although it’s the capital of Croatia, Zagreb is sometimes overlooked as a destination by visitors to the country…which is a real shame, because it has plenty to offer! Sure, it doesn’t have the Adriatic sea or beaches, but it has many fine sights, plenty of restaurants, cafes and bars, lots of entertainment and regular events, a huge selection of accommodation (with something for all budgets), some decent shopping and is very easy to reach from elsewhere in Europe.

PLITVICE NATIONAL PARK
Plitvice Lakes is the oldest and largest national park in the Republic of Croatia. With its exceptional natural beauty, this area has always attracted nature lovers, and on 8th April 1949, it was proclaimed Croatia’s first national park. The process of tufa formation, which results in the building of the tufa (or travertine) barriers and created the lakes, is the outstanding universal value, for which the Plitvice Lakes were internationally recognised on 26th October 1979 with their inscription onto the UNESCO World Heritage List.

MARIBOR
Maribor is the city of the oldest vine in the world, which has been growing in the old city centre for more than 400 years and has been entered into the Guinness World Records in 2004. Wine and culinary enthusiasts are impressed by the remarkable wines of the Štajerska region, alongside one of the best restaurants.

Maribor is a green city set in the embrace of the natural beauty of Pohorje and the picturesque hills of vineyards, stretching to the city centre. An Eden to lovers of nature and outdoor activities!

PTUJ
Ptuj is a surprise of the northeastern part of Slovenia and the oldest Slovenian town. A walk through Ptuj will take you past ancient Roman monuments and magnificent medieval facades. Cobbled streets and squares will lead you to one of the most majestic castles in Slovenia that offers a view over the roof tiles of medieval monasteries, churches, and other buildings.

POSTOJNA CAVE
Postojna Cave is the only place where you can see the most precious brilliant in the form of a cave formation and also meet the baby dragons. Just like the world above the surface, Postojna Cave boasts towering mountains, murmuring rivers and vast subterranean halls. It is a real challenge for explorers and the cradle of speleobiology.

The most visited tourist cave in Europe is a place where the proteus or olm offspring are once again hatching. The cave railway has been operating at the cave for 140 years. Predjama Castle is located close to Postojna Cave and is the largest cave castle in the world.

LJUBLJANA
Ljubljana, the capital city of Slovenians, where people gather, study, do business, or live. One could say it’s like a chameleon – always the right colour for every mood. A city tailored to human needs, cosmopolitan for work, yet green and pleasant for relaxation.

With 50,000 students, it has a youthful vibe and its rich offer of cultural and sports events, along with a multitude of experiences, ensures that you simply cannot be bored in the city.

Indulge in the charm of the Slovenian capital, which is:

– an interesting blend of various cultural influences

– one of the hottest European culinary destinations

– one of the leading global destinations for a sustainable lifestyle

– a city with a green soul

– an excellent location for congresses and conferences

– a focal point for unforgettable events and venues

– a home to numerous museums, galleries, and cultural institutions

– a haven for outdoor enthusiasts, offering scenic parks, riverside promenades, and numerous recreational activities

– a treasure trove of history and architecture, with enchanting medieval streets, majestic castles, and modern architectural marvels waiting to be explored