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Vinoteka Movia

The wines sold under the brands Movia and Vila Maria are among the most recognized and awarded South-Eastern European wines. In 2012, the Movia Winery was listed among the American Wine&Spirits magazine's top 100 wineries in the world for the sixth consecutive year.

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Little Barje Circuit

Their legacy, well preserved in the humid soil, is today included on UNESCO’s list of World Cultural Heritage. The most important find is the oldest wooden wheel in the world, which was made before 3000 BC. With its flat, traffic-free roads and macadam tracks, the Ljubljansko Barje wetland is ideal for cycling.

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Glamping Forest Edge

. © Doris Kordič An excellent location in Rudnik near Radomlje, in unspoiled nature, surrounded by forest, in the immediate vicinity of the Volčji Potok Arboretum, offers you to explore one of the most beautiful and unspoiled parts of Slovenia. The location of Glamping is an excellent starting point for visiting various hiking destinations in the Kamnik-Savinja Alps, Velika planina and other destinations in nature.

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Gallery Miha Maleš

© The archive of Medobčinski muzej Kamnik © The archive of Medobčinski muzej Kamnik © The archive of Medobčinski muzej Kamnik © The archive of Medobčinski muzej Kamnik The Gallery Miha Maleš, named after Kamnik's renowned painter Miha Maleš (1903-1987), houses several permanent collections of Maleš's works. Most of the gallery's temporary exhibitions, too, are dedicated to Maleš's life and work. The Gallery Miha Maleš  was established as a branch of the Medobčinski museum Kamnik in 1979, when Miha Maleš, a native of Kamnik, donated 2634 of his works to the town on the 750th anniversary of the first written mention of Kamnik’s citizens.

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Bike Park Cukarca

Uplift: A shuttle service is available for convenient access to trail starting points. Advice from locals: Make the most of the park's full offerings, which include cycling trails, an adventure park, climbing walls, and the Beaver Bob educational trail, for a full day of outdoor fun.

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Secret culinary tips by Travel Dudes

Vegetarian, vegan, raw, gluten free, you name it. No matter your dietary preference, Ljubljana is most definitely slowly but steadily paving its way on becoming a true veggie destination. Naloži več Loader Help us improve the site Did you find the information you were looking for?

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Ljubljana Receives the Silver Hospitality Award

Ljubljana received the Silver Hospitality Award 2024 in the My Country 2024 competition, organized by the Tourist Association of Slovenia to recognize Slovenia's most hospitable and attractive tourist destinations. The project Moja dežela – znak gostoljubnosti 2024 (My Country – a Token of Hospitality 2024) is a revamped version of the traditional competition Moja dežela – lepa in gostoljubna (My Country – Beautiful and Hospitable).

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Ljubljana wins an ETIS and Accessible Tourism Joint Award 2016

ETIS and Accessible Tourism Joint Awards were given to some of the most successful destinations, which have worked towards a more sustainable management approach, also with focus on accessibility and environmental issues.

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Pionirski dom

Pionirski dom Play audio recording of content Your browser does not support the audio element. Conference capacity The Festival Hall is one of the most renowned inter-generational centres in Slovenia. Once known as the Baraga Seminary, the building from the late 1930’s designed by architect Jože Plečnik houses today the Academic College, the Mladinsko Theatre and the Pionirski dom educational & cultural institution, which manages the Festival Hall.

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Early Christian Centre

A later centre of Christian life in Emona developed along the city’s western wall, parts of which are still preserved on Erjavčeva Street, next to Cankarjev dom. Like most Emonan houses, the original building was privately owned, but it was later transformed into an early Christian complex. The remains of its foundations and earliest floors date back to the founding of the city in the early 1st century AD.

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