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  • Osolnik (858 m)

    In winter, the trails can be icy in places, especially after snowfall, so crampons and hiking poles are recommended. Food and drink options Nearby along the trail, you can enjoy food and drinks at: Osolnik Cabin Gostilna Legastja (Trnovec) Jezeršek Culinary House (Sora) Details Distance 5300m Duration 2:00h Ascent 450m Difficulty Medium Altitude 858m Download route Help us improve the site Did you find the information you were looking for?

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  • Rašica (Stane Kosec peak - 641 m)

    Access to the starting point By LPP city bus: start at the "Sava" bus stop (lines 6, 8) and end at the "Rogovilc" bus stop (line 6) Food and drink Planinski dom Rašiške čete (mountain hut) – open every day, all year round (Rašica) Gostilna Rogovilc (Črnuče) Details Distance 5172m Duration 3:45h Ascent 320m Difficulty Easy Altitude 641m Download route Help us improve the site Did you find the information you were looking for?

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  • Velika planina (1666 m)

    We recommend taking the time to visit one of the huts serving traditional local food. If you’re lucky you might see them making trnič cheeses – a traditional product of Velika Planina also known as “sweetheart cheeses”.

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  • Traveler Information

    Travellers with a pilgrim's passport can sometimes spend the night in lodgings offered by churches or parishes and with individuals who host pilgrims; information about them is available on the website of the Society of Friends of the Way of Saint James in Slovenia. FOOD AND DRINK ON THE WAY Virtually all routes start and end in urban settlements, where there is enough gastronomy and shopping to allow you to eat and drink, as well as buy food and drinks before and after legs of your journey.

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  • Šmarna Gora via Pot čez Peske

    Šmarna Gora via Pot čez Peske © Mateja Gruden © Dunja Wedam To Ljubljana’s favourite viewpoint via one of the oldest routes Šmarna Gora, Ljubljana’s highest (and most popular) hill, is criss-crossed by numerous hiking trails.

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  • Informations pour les voyageurs

    Travellers with a pilgrim's passport can sometimes spend the night in lodgings offered by churches or parishes and with individuals who host pilgrims; information about them is available on the website of the Society of Friends of the Way of Saint James in Slovenia. FOOD AND DRINK ON THE WAY Virtually all routes start and end in urban settlements, where there is enough gastronomy and shopping to allow you to eat and drink, as well as buy food and drinks before and after legs of your journey.

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  • Flavours Squared | 11th Bogenšperk Festival

    In the castle atrium, you will be treated by the master chefs of Krčma na gradu and renowned Slovenian winemakers. A five-course menu with wine pairing will be served.

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  • Velike Lašče: The Christmas Bread Festival

    Tickets Free entrance Remark Visit the organiser's website for more information. Related content November Gourmet Ljubljana Culinary events Brina Festival Culinary events GRASHKA STREET FOOD MARKET Culinary events Ljubljana Wine Route: St.

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  • Drago Hrvacki, retrospective exhibition

    He frequently used precise compositions of colour planes, lines and structures, thereby achieving visual tension and rhythmic harmony. For him, geometry was not merely a space of order, but a source…

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  • Eco market

    In the heart of the city centre, you will encounter the countryside, discover high-quality locally produced products and meet the people behind them. In conversations with them, you will learn more…

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