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Quote: Only a short drive/taxi from Bled town, this was one of the highlights of my trip. Walk in the refreshing spray of a river whilst walking in beautiful surroundings. It's amazing that they've managed to build a… Read More
Quote: Lake Bohinj is an ideal day trip from Lake Bled. The easiest way to get there is by bus, which takes about an hour through pretty villages and flat valleys. A return bus ticket is about 1500 SIT. The bus stops in… Read More
Quote: Bled Island stands in the lake and looks stunning and enticing from the shore. There are several ways to get here. Firstly you could rent a rowing boat and row here but you need to be fit as it's a lot further… Read More
Quote: There may be no more apt metaphor for Ljubljana’s beauty, history, and subtle charms than its most famous landmark, the Dragon Bridge (Zmajski Most). The only work of Secessionist architecture to take the form… Read More
Quote: In 1818 a man fell down a hole just outside the small town of Postojna and discovered what would one day become Slovenia's most popular tourist attraction. In doing so, he found the entrance to the largest cave… Read More
Quote: As Slovenia’s National Museum and Natural History Museum are both located in the historic Rudolfinum and both entered with a single ticket, I am taking the liberty of reviewing them together. Although many of… Read More
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Quote: The history of wine growing in Slovenia can be traced back to Roman times and Slovenes are justifiably proud of their wine growing heritage. These days the majority of wine produced in Slovenia is consumed by the… Read More
Quote: Friday Night DrinksLjubljanaSo you’ve just moved to a new country. Time to make some new friends! We all remember first day of school dread; not knowing anybody, worrying if you’ll fit in, making friends is… Read More
Quote: Velenje is primarily a new town, developed after the Second World War but that development was centred on an existing coalmine which had opened at the end of the nineteenth century. In its heyday the mine… Read More