Julian Alps hiking trail is 300 kilometers long trail in Slovenia divided in various stages suitable for walkers of average fitness level. It combines Gorenjska and Primorska region. Hikers walk through idyllic villages and alpine valleys, passing panoramic viewpoints, natural gems like waterfalls, rivers, gorges, island and lakes so as forests and colorful meadows, encounter …
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The Julian Alps lies in Triglav National Park, one of the oldest national parks in Europe. It got its name after roman settlement Forum Iulii and it is protected wild nature area on the northwestern part of Slovenia (still) overlooked by the crowds. Recently Lonely Planet awarded Julian Alps as best travel top 10 regions …
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Soca valley is a region full of waterfalls. Can you guess how many waterfalls Soca valley has? I will help you. There are more than 300 of these natural wonders in Slovenia and 68 out of them can be found in Soca valley and its surroundings. Most of the waterfalls are hidden in the nature but …
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Is Ljubljana suitable for families with babies? Yes, it is. Ljubljana has been my home town for the past 10 years. I love living here because its city center is easily reached by foot. At the end of September we became parents of little Lucija. Our life changed a bit (not dramatically!) and we got …
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Slovenia is a small green European country where walking is a number one sport. Of course, beside gardening 🙂 Autumn is definitly one of my best seasons of the year to explore Slovenia. The nature is completely changing its colours. From orange yellow autumn leaves to dark green pine trees. A great mosaic of Slovenian …
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