Slovenia

It’s one of the top natural attractions boasting emerald waters surrounding the church islet wherein you can gaze at the beautiful Julian Alps. Visitors can paddle a rowboat, kayak, or canoe in the water and walk around the postcard-perfect picturesque lake, and marvel at its beauty from different angles.

Lake Bled was formed through the waters released when the Bohinj glacier melted and its clear turquoise water is obtained from several natural springs. To get the bird's eye view of the lake, one can climb up the old Bled Castle and you would surely be captivated by the views. Tourists should try the Bled Cream Cake which is a famous dessert here.

It’s the only national park in Slovenia and Mount Triglav being the highest peak of the Julian Alps is very well protected. One can experience green valleys, magnificent views of the peaks, lakes with a vast diversity of flora and fauna.

It throws a challenge for experienced hikers and those who want a relaxing feel or less strenuous adventure can ride up the Vogel Cable car or cross the wooden footbridge at Vintgar gorge.

Later, climb up a steep staircase to enjoy the bird-eye views of the famous Savica waterfall. Surrender yourself to the adventures and memories you can experience here along with destinations in the wider area of the National Park like Lake Bled, Lake Bohinj, Soca Valley, etc.

It’s a valley embraced by the Julian Alps and Lake Bohinj lies in the heart of Triglav National Park. Lake Bohinj is the largest Slovenian natural lake nestled at the foot of the mountain tops.

Bohinj’s unspoiled nature is rich in natural beauty and spectacular scenes and a perfect destination for endless outdoor activities like hiking, cycling, camping, and various other water activities as well like fishing, kayaking, etc.

It’s a perfect destination for winter sports to enjoy skiing and snowboarding activities around the highest peak of the Julian Alps. Trails and frequent snowfalls attract visitors to this beautiful destination.

Even summers have their perks as visitors can enjoy its beauty through hikes and mountain bike rentals. Tourists can enjoy international cuisines in the restaurants nearby to relax post their adventures.

Maribor is situated on the Austrian border along the banks of the Drava river; is the 2nd largest city in Slovenia. Its old town brags pedestrian-only streets and nearby regions are great for outdoor activities.

It’s highly recommended to visit the Old Vine House as travelers can taste and enjoy the finest wines there. The black velvet grapevine marks a record in The Guinness Book of World Records as the oldest wine in the world dating back more than 400 years old.

It’s one of the perfect places to connect yourself with nature where an emerald green river Soca making it most impressive jaw-dropping wonder. River Soca enables varied water sport activities to fill your soul with an adventure through white water rafting excursions, kayaking, or trout fishing.

Admire the pretty landscapes through paragliding tours or enjoy zipline in the valleys. This is an overwhelming place for travelers whose beauty boasts just like a fairytale and making your vacation extremely memorable with beautiful photos.

Lying on the coast of the Adriatic Sea, it’s a salt-producing town that is one of the country's beautiful cities worth a visit. Wander through its pedestrian-only old town and explore its alleyways and Gothic architecture.

It’s a fantastically preserved medieval town rich in culture, history, and heritage. It’s an off-beaten path to enjoy hilly landscapes and countryside.

Meandering across the city centre to marvel at its colourful houses, architectural facades, stone towers, and Skofja Loka castle which looks super pretty when illuminated at night.

You will be charmed with the idyllic environment of the Skofja Loka hills wherein tourists can experience outdoor adventures like hiking, mountain climbing, and biking.

Postojna is famed for its Postojna caves. Discover this karst cave which is the most visited tourist place with a 5km subterranean trail for its visitors to admire the beautiful chambers, hallways with tall ceilings.

Hop on to the underground tourist train that takes you through the cave and even “Brilliant” named stalagmite which is the symbol of the cave. It’s the only karst cave with a railway operating in the past 140 years and it also works great for impaired tourists as well as visitors who wish to experience something different.

It’s a place where the proteus or olm offspring “dragon” hatchling started coming out of olm eggs for the first time in 200 years which was admired by tourists. It was believed that a dragon lived in Postojna Cave and that the human fish are its offspring and this cave is one of the most biologically diverse caves in the world.

On the side of the cave, you would find a medieval castle which is the largest cave castle in the world. Mysterious underground tunnels connect this castle with the cave and have also served as a filming location for movies.

A charming undiscovered gem offers a dose of history in its old-fashioned churches, cobbled-stone streets, and historic town square. One can get pampered in its relaxing spas and thermal springs; while it also boasts vineyards with the oldest wine cellars in its surrounding regions. It’s an old town with new experiences offering everything that a heart desires.