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Did You Know Ljubljana has a Railway Museum?

First the Locomotives Enter the main building, where you buy your tickets. The main building also houses the most stunning part of the museum: the exhibition of the many locomotives. We were all in awe and a bit frightened too by all the imposing looking steam locomotives.

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Slovenian wines and wine tours

The Vipava Valley offers both reds and robust whites such as Pinela and Zelen, two traditional Slovenian varieties. The most characteristic wine of the Karst region – a unique landscape famous the world over – is Teran (Terrano), red wine with a distinctive strong flavour.

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Bevke Learning Trail

For the most part you will be walking along a broad macadam road, while in places the route follows tracks across meadows. The route is very well marked, with arrows or the trail’s mascot (a little boy called “Barjanko”) ensuring that you don’t get lost.

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Vila Zlatica

Throughout her life, Hribar’s daughter Zlatica (1913-2000) devoted herself to the preservation of her father’s memory. She donated most of the family’s belongings to the City Museum of Ljubljana and entrusted the villa to the Slovenian state, which later transferred ownership to the city.

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Dragon's Ball Party

Dragon's Ball Party The ultimate party at the most iconic pop-up club in Ljubljana © Arhiv zavoda Moja Dežela The event has expired Follow our website for the new event date.

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Beer and cuisine from both sides of the Mura River

Each day, at least one regional dish will be available during lunch, accompanied by craft beer from the successful Bevog brewery. The highlight of the week will be on November 16th, when the taps…

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Wine Store Štorija

© Jernej Prelac © Jernej Prelac Wines are one of the most protected Slovenian secrets. Boutique producers rarely export their wines; unless you are a real wine enthusiast, you probably have not yet tasted the Zelen wine, the Pinela wine, or the orange wine.

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Trnovo Bridge

Trnovo Bridge's other adornments include massive balustrades, two rows of short columns and Nikolaj Pirnat's stone statue of St. John the Baptist, the patron of the Trnovo Church. The Bridge's most remarkable decorative element are two rows of birch trees planted into the bridge. At the sides, the Bridge is covered with roughly finished stone blocks.

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Kamnik and Terme Snovik Spa

Surrounded by the Kamnik-Savinja Alps, Kamnik is considered one of the most beautiful medieval towns in Slovenia. Kamnik and its surroundings offer numerous natural and cultural attractions, which are well worth visiting.

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Vrtnica apartments

© Nea Culpa © Nea Culpa © Arhiv LTO Sotočje © Nea Culpa The Vrtnica apartments are located just a step away from the old city centre and the most important tourist attractions. They are located close to the Ljubljana railway and bus station. The apartments offer guests all the comfort they need during their stay.

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