Easter in Slovenia is for sure the greatest Christian holiday and a culinary gathering of the whole family. It is a truly festive time when family gets together. Easter traditions in Slovenia are vibrant. Easter time begins with 40-days fasting period. Holy week is accompanied by vibrant folks habits and customs. Everything starts with Palm …
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December is the most festival time of the year. Many Slovenian cities and towns are nicely decorated and Christmas markets become the center of socializing. A fairytale-like setting in Ljubljana Ljubljana vibrant Christmas markets with numerous food and drinks stalls held place in its historical city center at 6 locations. Walk along Ljubljanica river, observe …
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I parked my car at the free parking place in Bohinjska Bistrica and took a bus to Stara Fužina. What a lovely little pearl below Triglav Mountain that was just waking up! There were some locals gardening while the others were saying goodbye to the guests. A widen path was leading to the shore of …
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A mountaintop Open Air Museum Kolovrat, located on the border between Italy and Slovenia, lies on a steep slope of the Kolovrat ridge overlooking Soca valley, Julian Alps, and offers panoramic views to Veneto region, Friuli Venezia Giulia lowland and all the way down to the Adriatic sea. During the First World War the Italian …
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Jeruzalem is the land of sun, counts and wine. It lies on the northeastern part of Slovenia between Mura and Drava rivers. With its rolling wine hills, hospitable people and endless natural and cultural attractions it is a perfect destination for wine and food lovers, natural enthusiasts and active families. My top things to …
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