Cities & places in Slovenia
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Highlights of Slovenia
Tivoli Park
Ljubljana, Slovenia
Ljubljana's largest park with a Plečnik-designed promenade and open-air exhibitions.
Triple Bridge
Ljubljana, Slovenia
Three graceful bridges by Jože Plečnik connecting old and modern Ljubljana.
Prešeren Square
Ljubljana, Slovenia
Ljubljana's central square with the statue of national poet France Prešeren.
Dragon Bridge
Ljubljana, Slovenia
Art Nouveau bridge guarded by four dragon statues, the city's symbol.
Municipalities of Slovenia
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Hisa Franko
Kobarid, Slovenia
World-famous restaurant of chef Ana Roš in the Soča Valley. Book far ahead, as tables go…
Piran
Piran, Slovenia
This Venetian coastal town sits on a narrow headland in the Adriatic, with Tartini Square at…
Lake Bohinj
Bohinj, Slovenia
This quiet glacial lake lies in Triglav National Park and is lovely for swimming and walking.…
Ljubljana Old Town
Ljubljana, Slovenia
Car-free centre on the Ljubljanica river, with the castle above the city and the bridges of…
Postojna Cave
Postojna, Slovenia
You enter this huge limestone cave by small train. Predjama Castle, built into a rock face, is…
Lake Bled
Bled, Slovenia
The famous lake with a church on an island and a castle on the rock. Take a traditional pletna…
Tivoli Park
Ljubljana, Slovenia
Ljubljana's largest park with a Plečnik-designed promenade and open-air exhibitions.
Prešeren Square
Ljubljana, Slovenia
Ljubljana's central square with the statue of national poet France Prešeren.
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About Slovenia
Slovenia is situated in Central Europe and bordering Austria, Italy, Hungary and Croatia.
It has Alps, mountains, sea (Adriatic Sea) and plains, a Mediterranean climate, mountain climate and a continental climate.
Slovenia is known for the SOCA river with its blue-green color where many watersports take place like kayaking, rafting, canoeing etc.
Slovenia is also a good destination for mountain biking or hiking.
In Slovenia it is predominantly Roman Catholic, 88% is Slovenian, in the west of the country there is an Italian minority. In the East there is a Hungarian minority. In Slovenia they speak Slovenian, but also speak Italian, German, English, and Serbo-Croatian.
Slovenia has two million inhabitants. Ljubljana has 300,000 inhabitants. Slovenia hasn't belonged to Austria for more than 400 years. In the west of Slovenia they were part of Italy for more than 20 years and the rest of Slovenia was part of Yugoslavia approximately 70 years.
Slovenia is a member of the European Union, Eurozone and Schengen zone.
Slovenia is cheaper than the famous holiday countries Italy and Austria.