About Slovenia
We are offering Slovenia tourist information, Slovenia tours and various places for tours of Slovenia. Slovenia is a very small country having a population of just over two million. From beaches, snow-capped mountains, wide plains blanketed in sunflowers, to Gothic churches, baroque palaces, historic castles and art nouveau civic buildings, Slovenia has it all. It offers a great diversity with an incredible mixture of climates, from warm Mediterranean breezes up to the foothills of the Alps, where it faces snow even in summer. Slovenia has more than half of its total area covered in forest and is truly one of the greenest countries in the world, in recent years it has also become Europe’s activities playground. .

Slovenia Tourist Attractions

Triglav National Park
The Triglav National Park (TNP) is the only national park in Slovenia. Named after Triglav, the highest mountain in the heart of the park and also the highest summit in Slovenia (2864 m). The park has all the high mountain crests, peaks and glacier valleys and also has two forested plateaus, Pokljuka and Mežakla & also the Bohinj lake. There are several smaller high-mountain glacier lakes and two of the longest rivers in Slovenia, Soèa and Sava, rise in the park.

Ljubljana
Ljubljana, the capital of Slovenia, is a central European city that lies between the Alps and the Adriatic Sea in a basin where the Ljubljanica river flows into the Sava. Being the capital, it has all the modern facilities, yet has preserved its small-town friendliness and relaxed atmosphere. It is a vibrant city that is full of surprises.

Piran
Piran, known as the coastal jewel is an old seaport located at the terminus of Piran peninsula with a medieval pattern. Flourished with Venetian architecture, it is a place where you can relish seafood at the waterfront restaurants. One can also plunge into the Adriatic, which is shadowed by a tremendous hilltop church.

Lake Bled Slovenia
One of the major attractions of Slovenia, Lake Bled encloses a neo-gothic Parish Church with its elegant Bled Castle and interesting frescoes. It is blessed with natural richness like thermal springs and myriad of recreational possibilities from casino to golf courses, you could hardly resist the temptation.

Mysterious Karst
Mysterious Karst has two faces – one above and another under its surface and exhibit springs, karst windows, sinkholes, karren and beneath the surface lies umpteen potholes and karst caves. The Karst takes you to a beautiful part of this underground world.

Heritage Sites in Slovenia
Slovenia is known for its churches, museums, castles and art galleries. Some well known castles include the Ljubljana Castle,Predjama Castle, Bogensperk Castle, Dobrovo manor, Bled Castle, Tabor Castle, Ptuj Castle and Predjama Castle.

Museums in Slovenia
Museums of Slovenia are equally popular; the most famous amongst them are the National Museum, Museum of Architecture, Natural History Museum, National Technical Museum, First World War Museum and The Ethnographic Museum. The international Center of Graphic Art is a significant Slovenian art gallery along with National Galley