In a world where travel is more accessible than ever, being a tourist isn’t just about seeing the sights — it’s about respecting the places and people who make those experiences possible.Many destinations have started talking about unbalanced tourism — where the number of visitors exceeds the carrying capacity of the area, and locals no […]

A remarkable building stands on Kongresni trg, directly across from Zvezda Park andsurrounded by many of Ljubljana’s key cultural institutions. The University Palace is not justan architectural gem—it’s a central city landmark with a rich and fascinating past. We featureit on our general city tours, as well as on our specialized themed tour Language – […]

LUV (an abbreviation of the Slovenian words LJUBEZEN-UMETNOST-VANDRANJE) Fest is Ljubljana’s annual tribute to love, culture, and heritage, inviting you to experience the city at its most peaceful and enchanting time of year. From February 8th, Slovenia’s Holiday of Culture, to March 12th, a day traditionally known as the time "when birds get married," the festival offers a […]

Osmica is a traditional food and wine experience found mainly in the Karst region alongthe Slovenian and Italian border as well as the Slovenian coast. The word Osmica means"eight" in Slovenian. When traveling along our coast and Karst region, support locals.The Osmica tradition dates back to 1784 when Emperor Joseph II of the HabsburgMonarchy issued […]

Well, May is definitely one of the most charming months in Slovenia. Trees around us are already bushy, rivers and lakes are reach with water and meadows are more and more colorful. Nature is a true bee paradise. Among all the flowers that are the most admired this time of the year are daffodils.

Slovenia is a country with a very diverse landscape, plenty of woods and meadows. Therefore, it is somehow obvious that also the fruits of its nature are quite common. One of the oldest Slovenian traditions is production of honey. The essential sources in honey production are nectar and honeydew. Bees carry these materials to the […]

The hay storage was one of the most important farmer’s works, if they wanted to have enough food for their animal throughout the cold and snowy winter. All around the world you would find similar ways, however in Slovenia they are very unique. When you are out of the city, on the countryside, very soon […]

The month of Roses June - the 6th month in a year, is called after ancient Roman goddess Juno: goddess for love and marriage. Most of Slovenians call this month JUNIJ. However, some of us, still remember old, Slavic name of June - ROŽNIK. Roža in Slovenian language means a flower and often one very […]

Slovenia, as mainly continental country, does not have many island. However, those ones that are there, are very attractive. Most well- known is Bled island, a must for every traveler. It is situated in the Upper Carniola- Gorenjska.

Great part of Slovenia is covered with woods; in fact, this is the third most forested country in Europe. The species of trees are very diverse; however, the queen of all Slovenian Trees and a Slovenian national tree is LIPA – Tilia-Linden Tree - Basswood. Lipa, usually a huge, lush tree, you can notice with […]