Slovenia travel tips for connoisseurs

Discover Slovenia travel tips

Discover Slovenia travel tips for connoisseurs and Slow Traveler in our series of articles about the land between the mountains and the sea. In our Slovenia tips you will find highlights such as Lake Bled, the fishing village of Piran, Portoroz, the city by the sea, and the capital Ljubljana. We also present insider tips like the wine regions in Slovenia. You will find restaurants where you can eat excellently. We'll show you where the fish come from, which taste so good in the quaint fishing pubs of Piran. Get to know winegrowers who love to serve you. Discover sights off the coast. And above all: enjoy the country with our Slovenia tips.

Lake Bled: Enjoy Slow travel instead of rushing

Bled is located on the lake of the same name in Slovenia. With its turquoise blue water, it is one of the most beautiful lakes in Slovenia. In the middle of the lake is the island of Blejski Otok. A medieval castle sits enthroned on a hill above the town. It offers stunning views of the surrounding countryside. Bled is...

Portoroz Lifeclass Hotels: Anti-aging and wellness in Slovenia

The Portoroz Lifeclass Hotels Have you ever enjoyed an anti-aging lunch in the Portoroz Lifeclass Hotels? Neither do I. At least not before our stay this year. Strictly speaking, I had never heard of it before our stay at the Hotel Apollo and did not know that there was such a thing. The ...

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Getting to know Lake Bled in Slovenia and the city of Bled

Vacation at Lake Bled in Slovenia Imagine waking up in the morning and looking out the window at the sparkling Lake Bled in Slovenia. The turquoise water and the surrounding landscape will take your breath away. You immediately feel how the stress of everyday life falls away. These were our...

Lake Bled Activities for connoisseurs

Which Lake Bled activities do connoisseurs like? Lake Bled is made for connoisseurs and leisure travelers. Its location and surroundings alone guarantee a holiday with pleasure. There is a lot to do there. But which Lake Bled activities do connoisseurs particularly enjoy? There are some that we present to you here...

Restaurants and cafes in Ljubljana on the riverbank

Best restaurants and cafes in Ljubljana

Which restaurants and cafes in Ljubljana are recommended? If you are planning to visit this city in Slovenia, there are many things to do and see before taking a break in one of Ljubljana's restaurants or cafes. In Ljubljana there are many activities such as a boat trip on the ...

Discover Piran: Top Sights You Can't Miss

Discover Piran and its sights Imagine strolling through narrow, winding streets. You feel a gentle sea breeze on your skin. You hear the soft whisper of the waves. The smell of freshly grilled fish lures you into one of the restaurants. You are in Piran, one of the most charming towns on...

Piran, the fishing village on the Adriatic

Piran on the Adriatic At first glance, Piran in Slovenia doesn't look like a fishing village. The city's square, the Piazza Tartini, is too magnificent and too big for that. In the middle, the namesake of the square, the musician Giuseppe Tartini, who comes from the city, watches over the place. Under ...

The ultimate camping gear list for your Slovenia trip

Camping tips for Slovenia As beautiful as Slovenia's Adriatic Sea is from spring to autumn, the sun doesn't always shine there. It is therefore important that you know our camping tips for Slovenia. With this you are perfectly prepared for a camping holiday in Portoroz, Piran or other places...

Holidays in Piran Slovenia: experiences, tips and tricks

Piran, a Slovenian coastal town, is just waiting to be discovered by you. We are big fans of the port city in Slovenia. We have gotten to know it well on numerous visits over the years. Blessed with sun, sea and salt, it offers great views, cultural and natural attractions. There are also traditional events and ...

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Questions and answers about the Slovenia travel tips

When is the best time to visit Slovenia?

The best time to visit Slovenia is in spring (April to June) and autumn (September to October). The weather is mild, the countryside is green and there are fewer tourists.

What outdoor activities can you do in Slovenia?

There is a wide variety of outdoor activities in Slovenia. You can enjoy hiking in the Alps, kayaking down scenic rivers, biking along the Wine Routes and caving in the country's impressive cave systems.

Which cities to visit in Slovenia?

We have some Slovenia travel tips for you: Ljubljana, the charming capital of Slovenia, is a must-see. But also Bled with its picturesque lake and castle, Piran on the Adriatic coast and Maribor with its historical buildings and vineyards are absolutely worth seeing.

Are there any special culinary specialties in Slovenia?

Yes, Slovenia has a diverse culinary scene. Our Slovenia travel tips for connoisseurs: Be sure to try Kranjska klobasa (Kranjska sausage), Potica (traditional nut cake) and the numerous regional cheeses. Don't miss the opportunity to taste excellent Slovenian wines either.

Slovenia travel tips for entry: Do you need a visa to travel to Slovenia?

A visa is not required for most European citizens to travel to Slovenia. However, if you are a citizen of another country, you should check the visa requirements and make sure you have the necessary travel documents before you travel.

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