Slovenia's Highlights

Slovenia's capital is home to a variety of colorful buildings as well as stunning natural, cultural, and historic attractions.

Wander through the central streets of this ancient city, and enjoy the river views as well as the many historic landmarks around.

Dedicated to the preservation of and education about the Slovenian railroad, this museum exhibits every a wealth of train-related artifacts.

Slovenia's main center of 20C-21C artwork, this museum displays a variety of excellent permanent and temporary exhibits.

The river that flows through Ljubljana is crossed by a number of bridges, each with its own unique character and charm.

Slovenia's second longest cave system is a huge web of karst caves, created by the Pivka River and stretching for over 24km.

A massive cave system featuring the world's largest underground canyon, where visitors cross the abyss on a pedestrian bridge.

With interesting architecture, cafes and art, this street is a great place to visit by day, and also has a vibrant nightlife scene.

Housed in a beautiful building, the Slovenian orchestra can trace its roots to the 18C, and still actively performs today.

Housed in a former monastery, this museum's exhibits span taxidermy to transportation, hunting and agricultural tools to textiles.

Housed in a building of Baroque architecture with Venetian influence, the Town Hall displays several paintings and rotating exhibits.

One of the oldest caves in Slovenia, Jama Pod Babjim Zobom is most famous for its rare calcite crystals and snail-like stalactites.

A stunning gorge carved by the Radovna River. Walk along the wooden bridges to enjoy the amazing views.

The largest park in the city is home to several landmarks, including buildings and art pieces throughout its grounds.

Learn about Slovenian history through some of Slovenia's finest artwork at this excellent museum, with pieces from the 15C onward.

Originally a medieval road, today Gornji Street is the perfect place for a stroll, or for a relaxing break in a cafe.

One of Europe's oldest botanical gardens is home to a wide variety of plant species, offering the perfect scenery for a stroll.

Home to a museum of art and culture, this well preserved hilltop castle dates to the 13C and is surrounded by breathtaking nature.

Stretching for 120km, this stunning mountain range features several huts to accommodate those interested in mountaineering.

Home to several historic and recreational attractions, this picturesque town is situated next to a glacier lake of the same name.

Stroll through this picturesque town, and enjoy the charming local atmosphere.

Wrapped in legend and history, this beautiful 17C pilgrimage church is located on the lovely Bled Island and boasts Baroque architecture.

Located in the middle of Lake Bled, the island is home to several buildings, including the iconic Church of the Assumption.

Situated on a cliff overlooking the city, this fairytale castle dates to the 11C, retaining many of its original structures.

Magnificent and peaceful, the lake offers gorgeous views of the surrounding mountains or boats for hire to reach its famous isle.

Slovenia's second longest cave system is a huge web of karst caves, created by the Pivka River and stretching for over 24km.

A small lookout hill with stunning views, perfect for hiking in the summertime and various winter-sports in the winter.

A climbing park located high in the trees, featuring different level climbing courses that are fun for both adults and children.

A neo-Gothic church built in the early 20C, home to several beautifully painted frescoes.

Stroll through Bovec and enjoy its quaint local atmosphere and architecture, set against an impressive mountain backdrop.

A stunning gorge carved by the Radovna River. Walk along the wooden bridges to enjoy the amazing views.

A massive cave system featuring the world's largest underground canyon, where visitors cross the abyss on a pedestrian bridge.

From Turkish invaders, to Napoleonic attacks, to WWI, this ancient fortress is rich in Slovenian military history.

Get to know Celje's town center, and enjoy the array old buildings, local taverns, and quaint little shops.

Founded in 1951, the museum exhibits artifacts representative of Celje's cultural heritage, from street models to technological curios.

Once a sprawling fortified stronghold, this 14C castle boasts remarkable history, retaining medieval charm and cultural significance.

A stunning national park, home to the highest mountain in the country, and a huge range of beautiful flora and fauna.

Stretching for 120km, this stunning mountain range features several huts to accommodate those interested in mountaineering.

Stroll through the town's historic center, enjoying the local culture, the incredible mountain views, and the local eateries.

Famous for its eclectic architecture, this modern town hall now serves as the town's tourist information center and a concert venue.

One of the oldest caves in Slovenia, Jama Pod Babjim Zobom is most famous for its rare calcite crystals and snail-like stalactites.

Enjoy a three hour hike through some Europe's most beautiful scenery, including the gorge's bright blue waterfalls and brooks.

Situated on a steep peninsula on the Gulf of Piran, this town features many well preserved Venetian buildings and great views.

Stroll through this beautiful old town, enjoying the genuine medieval buildings and the stunning views all around.

A public institution, featuring several art galleries, which exhibit world-renowned Slovenian and international artwork.

Located on a hill overlooking the town, this lovely 17C church was designed in the Venetian Renaissance architectural style.

Dedicated to Slovenia's maritime history, this extensive museum exhibits archaeology, model ships, and other intriguing artifacts.

Slovenia's second longest cave system is a huge web of karst caves, created by the Pivka River and stretching for over 24km.

A massive cave system featuring the world's largest underground canyon, where visitors cross the abyss on a pedestrian bridge.

A beautiful old church and monastery, dating to the 14C, featuring a peaceful courtyard, home to a 500 year old olive tree.

Stroll down the shore, relax on the sand, or swim in the blue waters of Piran's beautiful beaches.

Built on a historic dock, this busy square is a popular place to relax in a cafe or ice cream shop and enjoy the local culture.

Fortified walls used to surround Piran as early at the 7C, and now parts of these ancient walls still stand, feature some of the gates.

One of the oldest caves in Slovenia, Jama Pod Babjim Zobom is most famous for its rare calcite crystals and snail-like stalactites.

A bustling seaside fishing town, known for its excellent olive oil and homemade wine, as well as a pleasant atmosphere.

With a focus on local marine animals, this small aquarium is fun for both adults and children.

Stroll through the town's historic center, enjoying the local culture, the incredible mountain views, and the local eateries.

Get to know Celje's town center, and enjoy the array old buildings, local taverns, and quaint little shops.

Founded in 1951, the museum exhibits artifacts representative of Celje's cultural heritage, from street models to technological curios.

Situated in a large protected park, this beautiful restored 16C castle is richly decorated with period furniture and artwork.

Enveloped in a long and interesting history, this beautiful castle dates to the 13C and is uniquely built into a cliff-side cave.

Once a sprawling fortified stronghold, this 14C castle boasts remarkable history, retaining medieval charm and cultural significance.

Stroll through Bovec and enjoy its quaint local atmosphere and architecture, set against an impressive mountain backdrop.

From Turkish invaders, to Napoleonic attacks, to WWI, this ancient fortress is rich in Slovenian military history.

Famous for its eclectic architecture, this modern town hall now serves as the town's tourist information center and a concert venue.

A beautiful nature park featuring lovely views, good bird watching opportunities, scenic bike paths, and salt fields.

One of the finest seaside resorts in Europe, Portoroz features beautiful beaches, a buzzing center, and excellent restaurants.

Slovenia's capital is home to a variety of colorful buildings as well as stunning natural, cultural, and historic attractions.

Wander through the central streets of this ancient city, and enjoy the river views as well as the many historic landmarks around.

Dedicated to the preservation of and education about the Slovenian railroad, this museum exhibits every a wealth of train-related artifacts.

Slovenia's main center of 20C-21C artwork, this museum displays a variety of excellent permanent and temporary exhibits.

The river that flows through Ljubljana is crossed by a number of bridges, each with its own unique character and charm.

Slovenia's second longest cave system is a huge web of karst caves, created by the Pivka River and stretching for over 24km.

A massive cave system featuring the world's largest underground canyon, where visitors cross the abyss on a pedestrian bridge.

With interesting architecture, cafes and art, this street is a great place to visit by day, and also has a vibrant nightlife scene.

Housed in a beautiful building, the Slovenian orchestra can trace its roots to the 18C, and still actively performs today.

Housed in a former monastery, this museum's exhibits span taxidermy to transportation, hunting and agricultural tools to textiles.

Housed in a building of Baroque architecture with Venetian influence, the Town Hall displays several paintings and rotating exhibits.

One of the oldest caves in Slovenia, Jama Pod Babjim Zobom is most famous for its rare calcite crystals and snail-like stalactites.

A stunning gorge carved by the Radovna River. Walk along the wooden bridges to enjoy the amazing views.