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10 Days of Fun and Adventure in Slovenia

Discover the beauty of Slovenia's natural wonders and rich culture, all in one unforgettable trip.

22 April 2023

Slovenia is a hidden gem of Europe that boasts stunning natural landscapes, charming medieval towns, and vibrant cultural heritage. As a tourist, you can explore the beautiful lakes and mountains of the Julian Alps, go rafting on the emerald-green Soca River, or admire the baroque architecture of Ljubljana. You can also savor the delicious local cuisine and wine, and discover the rich history and folklore of this enchanting country.

Travel plan

• Check into the Vander Urbani Resort, voted the trendiest hotel in the city
• Stroll through the Ljubljana old town, stop by the Triple Bridge for some Insta-worthy shots
• Take a cable car to the Ljubljana Castle, and enjoy the sunset view of the city
• Head to As Aperitivo for evening drinks and nibbles
• Try some Ljubljana specialty dishes, including Carniolan sausage, in Gostilna As

• Drive to Lake Bled, one of Slovenia's iconic destinations
• Rent a boat and row to the island of Bled, where you can ring the church bell for good luck
• Hike up to Ojstrica viewpoint, for sweeping vistas of the lake
• Visit Vila Bled, a former presidential abode turned hotel, for a taste of luxury
• End your day with dinner at Rajh Restaurant, with their extensive wine list to top it off

• Take a scenic drive to Savica Waterfall, where you can enjoy views of the rushing water
• Hike up to Vogel ski resort, the highest point in Julian Alps, with stunning views of the surrounding peaks
• Drive to the village of Bohinj, and treat yourself to some vanilla and lavender ice-cream at Cokoladni Atelje Dobnik
• Learn about the local history at The Alpine Dairy Museum, and sample some delicious cheeses
• Stay overnight in the cozy Pension Resje

• Drive to the Soča valley, known for its crystal-clear river and emerald green water
• Stop by the Tolmin Gorge, a natural canyon, for a breathtaking hike
• Visit Napoleon Bridge, an iconic bridge from World War 1.
• Have lunch at the Gostilna Most Restaurant, which has traditional Slovenian food and a terrace overlooking the Soča River
• Spend the evening relaxing at the Špik Alpine Wellness Center, with its outdoor hot tub and indoor swimming pool

• Drive to Maribor, Slovenia's second largest city
• Visit the Old Vine, which is over 400 years old and recorded in the Guinness Book of Records
• Go on a walking tour of Maribor's Old Town with "The Duke of Maribor," a local tourism ambassador
• Take a trip to the city's wine cellars, where you can taste some of the city's finest wines
• Stay at the modern Hotel City Maribor, where you can end the day with a drink at their rooftop bar

• Head to the town of Ptuj, the oldest city in Slovenia
• Visit the Ptuj Castle Museum, showcasing the history of the city
• Go paddling on the Drava river with Water Catamaran from Ptujska Klet
• Head to the wine region of Jeruzalem, known for its white wines, and visit the winery of Vina Kupljen
• Retire for the evening at Hotel Mitra, with its comfortable and spacious rooms

• Drive to Triglav National Park, the only national park in Slovenia
• Hike to the Seven Triglav Lakes, with their stunning shades of blue and green
• Take a guided tour of the Alpine Dairy Farm Museum in Stara Fuzina, where you can learn about cheese making
• Stop by Lake Bohinj, the largest permanent lake in Slovenia, for a refreshing swim
• Stay overnight at Camp Danica, with its cozy bungalows and peaceful surroundings

• Take a guided tour of the Postojna Cave, a network of underground caves that is over 24 km long
• Visit the Predjama Castle, a castle built into a cliff face, with its own natural cave system
• Have lunch at Gostilna Mahorčič, with their delicious seasonal and regional dishes
• Watch a performance at the Open Air Theatre Postojna, with its unique setting in a natural amphitheater
• Stay overnight in the charming Vila Ana

• Visit the Škocjan Caves, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, with its underground river canyon
• Head to the Lipica Stud Farm, known for their Lipizzaner horses, and watch a show.
• Visit the seaside town of Piran, with its beautifully preserved Venetian architecture
• Have dinner at the The spacious Mediterranean style Sole Restaurant, with its location overlooking the Adriatic

• End your trip in Ljubljana, and have breakfast at the trendy Kavarna Rog, which features vegan and plant-based options
• Visit the National Museum of Slovenia, with its collection of natural and cultural history exhibits
• Shop at the Central Market, with its colorful stalls and fresh produce
• Enjoy a farewell lunch at Dvor Jezersek, with their inventive Slovenian cuisine
• Head back to the Vander Urbani Resort for one final night, with its rooftop pool and stunning city view.