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Lipica

Lipica

Javorca

Tolmin

Tolmin, at the confluence of the Soča and Tolminka rivers, is the ideal base for exploring the gorges, First World War sites and outdoor activities of the Soča valley.

Skofja Loka

Škofja Loka

Škofja Loka preserves one of Slovenia's most intact medieval cores: a castle perched on rocky crags, a baroque square, medieval ramparts and a UNESCO-inscribed theatrical Passion play, 30 km from Ljubljana.

Vallée de la Radovna

Radovna Valley

The Radovna Valley cuts through the heart of Triglav National Park between Mojstrana and the Vintgar Gorges. Forests, traditional hay meadows and a pristine river compose a preserved alpine landscape, ideal for hiking or cycling.

Nova Gorica

Nova Gorica

Nova Gorica, founded after 1947 across from Gorizia, is today a symbol of European integration. Cultural Capital 2025 with its Italian neighbor, it blends socialist urbanism, royal history, and vineyards.

Muggia

Muggia

Muggia is a medieval port village in the province of Trieste, marked by Venetian architecture and ideally positioned to explore the Adriatic coast between Italy and Slovenia.

Izola

Koper

Koper is Slovenia's principal coastal town, with a remarkably well-preserved Venetian historic center centered on Tito Square. Medieval architecture, an active port, and easy access to Piran and Portorož.

Karst (région du Karst slovène)

Karst (Slovenian Karst Region)

A limestone plateau in western Slovénie, the Karst gave its name to a geological phenomenon recognized worldwide. UNESCO-listed caves, Lipizzan horses, grey stone villages, and teran wine: a distinct territory where nature and culture intertwine.

Lac de Cerknica (Cerknisko jezero)

Lake Cerknica (Cerknisko jezero)

Lake Cerknica is a rare natural phenomenon: an intermittent karst lake that becomes a giant in winter and almost completely disappears in summer. A rare natural phenomenon in the heart of Slovénie, designated as Natura 2000.

Zalec

Zalec

Just 70 km from Ljubljana, Zalec hosts the world's first beer fountain: six taps, six Slovenian beers, in the heart of the hop valley.

Velika Planina

Velika Planina

At once a lush alpine pasture, shepherd village, and ski resort, the magical plateau of Velika Planina brings together countless answers to the needs of travelers seeking escape. Its splendid landscapes invite walks and hikes that you can combine with visits to the natural and ethnological curiosities of the region.

Ptuj

Ptuj

Slovenia's oldest town, Ptuj brings together a medieval castle, UNESCO carnival, thermal spas and the country's oldest wine cellar. Our complete guide.

Postojna

Postojna

Giant cave, Predjama troglodytic castle, baby dragon and ski resort: complete guide to visiting Postojna in Slovenia.

Portorož

Portorož

Portorož, Slovenia's Adriatic beach resort: concrete beach, thalassotherapy spa, Sečovlje salt marshes and authentic Istrian gastronomy.

Piran

Piran

A Venetian town perched on its peninsula, Piran combines medieval alleyways, ancient salt pans, and Adriatic swimming. A complete guide to discovering it.

Ljubljana

Ljubljana

Green capital, Plečnik bridges, Open Kitchen, and excursions to Bled: Ljubljana unfolds over two days and extends throughout all of Slovenia.

Kranjska Gora

Kranjska Gora

In the heart of the Julian Alps, Kranjska Gora combines a renowned ski resort, hikes towards Triglav, legendary cycling routes, and Slovenian alpine cuisine.

Kobarid

Kobarid

Between the emerald waters of the Soča and the peaks of the Julian Alps, Kobarid blends First World War heritage, white-water thrills and world-class gastronomy.