The reservoir, located among the mountain peaks in the north-west of Slovenia, has a single island with the Chapel of the Assumption as its main attraction. There is a Wish Bell surrounded by legends. You can explore the picturesque beauty of the mountain lake from the water surface, traveling on special boats "pletnah".

An ancient system of karst caves from the Slovenian region of Notranjska Kraska, formed by the Pivko River. The walls of the cave, created by the oldest limestone rocks, maintain a temperature of 10 degrees all year round. In addition to stalactites and stalagmites frozen in various forms, a large flow of tourists attracts an aquarium with an exceptional amphibian — a "human fish".

The discovery of a local peasant who discovered glimpses of mercury in the water from a well gave impetus to the creation of a mining town on the site of former farms. The most popular places in the industrial corner of Slovenia are mercury mines and the best technical museum, sheltered in Geverkeng Castle. Still Idria is famous for unusual lace and juniper vodka.

The Knight's unique possession Erasmus rests on a 123-meter rock and is the undisputed winner in terms of audacity and unusual structure among similar buildings. The Predyamsky castle surprises with the courage of the creators who managed to erect a structure made of rock. Inside the fortress there is a museum that has preserved the rooms and household items of the owners in their original form.

A miraculous miracle in the form of tunnel systems and halls formed by the flow of the river is located in the south-west of Slovenia. The caves stretch for six kilometers and attract tourists with low underground waterfalls and unusual karst sinkholes. Among the special attractions is the Canyon of the River with a natural formation called the Church Bridge, hanging over the water 45 meters away.

Mountain river Radovna formed an interesting alpine corner four km from Lake Bled. Canyon Vintgar was impassable until 1891, while Jacob Jumer was paired with a cartographer Lergetporeromne explored an unknown place. On the way through the picturesque gorge, you can admire numerous rapids and whirlpools. The path is laid on wooden bridges leading directly to the sixteen-meter waterfall "Noise".

The Slovenian resort town, washed by the Adriatic Sea, is imbued with an Italian atmosphere. The local "little Venice" attracts tourists with its medieval flavor. The absence of modern buildings contributes to securing the status of a museum city for Piran. Ancient architectural monuments are scattered everywhere, among them the monument of the violinist Tartini and a church with a tower, offering a breathtaking view of the city.

The old part of the Slovenian capital is located on the right bank Ljubljana. You can enjoy the beauty of architecture from the famous castle — Ljubljana Castle. Squares Pershena and Verkhnyaya attract the atmosphere of the Middle Ages, and the famous dragon-decorated bridges of Yozhe The shoulder guards delight tourists with their originality.

The plateau stretches in the north-west of the Dinaric Highlands and is famous for the developed karst phenomena. Carbonate rocks contribute to the formation of craters, hollows, caves, wells and disappearing rivers. These unusual properties of limestone land allow only grapes to be cultivated. The villages formed in this area keep architectural monuments of the 16th century in the form of churches and bell towers.

In the Middle Ages — a powerful fortress, and now — a fascinating observation deck on the glacial lake Bled. The castle stands on a 130-meter sheer cliff, it is one of the oldest buildings in Slovenia. The former residence of the monarchs today houses the museum of the historical development of the city Pale. Among other things, visitors can visit the winery and herb gallery.

The river originates in the valley Trent and, descending through the Julian Alps, flows into the Adriatic Sea in Italy. Due to the unusual color, the locals nicknamed the Alpine river "emerald beauty". The spotlessly clean waters of Sochi have become home to rare Marble Trout and other fish that attract fishermen. The Solkan railway bridge, a record holder, also brought fame to the river.

The famous Lipitian horses come from an estate that is an hour's drive from Ljubljana. The Lipitian stud farm was founded in the 16th century, and now continues to supply a unique breed of horses. At birth, the foal has a dark color, lightening over time to snow-white. In addition to the local pets, the estate has a collection of various carriages and carts, carefully collected by a local loudspeaker.

The highest point of the city shows a panoramic view of the Slovenian capital. Having begun its existence in the ninth century, the castle has acquired a rich history. From the residence of the princes, the Ljubljana Castle turned into a city prison, and only after reconstruction in 2000 it opened to tourists. The Virtual Museum located inside tells the history of the city of Ljubljana, and the upper floor shows directions to the world capitals with its loopholes.

The highest point of the Slovenian Alps, Triglav, gave its name to a nature reserve in the north-west of the country. Strict security regime does not allow tourist construction, preserving the pristine local beauty. The protected area attracts hiking and skiing on various mountain slopes. The summer months will delight sports lovers with rafting, hydrospeed and other types of water extreme.

The largest glacial lake in Slovenia belongs to the protected area of Triglav. The area of Bohini attracts seekers of active water recreation or those who want to swim in the transparent surface of the reservoir. Savitsa flows out of the lake — a small river forming a noisy waterfall nearby. On the shore you can find a statue of the Golden Horn chamois and look into the church of John the Baptist.

The protected natural area, surrounded by mountain peaks, stretches in the northern direction of Slovenia for seven kilometers. Rinka, Suchitsa and waterfalls are located in the Logar Valley. Palenque. A lot of sports entertainment is offered to the choice of tourists. In the reserve you can go kayaking, skydiving or learn rock climbing. In the southeast of the valley, you can visit the Clemens Cave.

The medieval building, built 7 km from the Slovenian town of Novo Mesto, is secluded on a tiny island of the quiet Krka River. In the building There is a hotel, excursions are held, and costume balls are arranged in the evening. The nearby English Park is a cozy place for hiking. The neighboring thermal springs were the reason for the creation of the spa center Schmarjeske Toplice.

Located in an attractive location near the lake of the same name, the Bohinj ski resort has been attracting fans of winter outdoor activities for many years. The reason for this is the amazing view of the majestic Alps and the high quality of the proposed trails. The successful proximity to the Triglav Nature Reserve, whose pristine beauty fascinates observers, makes the resort unique.

Surrounded on all sides by mountain peaks, the city of Kranj attracts more and more extreme people with its turbulent rivers and high mountain cliffs. And for lovers of contemplation of centuries-old buildings and picturesque landscapes, the city has reserved elegant architecture combining several styles, and ponds pacifying with their tranquility.

The location on Grafska Gora of the largest castle in Slovenia made it a magnificent viewing platform. Preserved since the eighth century, the structure demonstrates its former defensive grandeur – the walls of the fortress reach a thickness of two meters. Thanks to numerous alterations in the architectural ensemble of the castle, you can observe a mixture of styles – Gothic, Romanesque, Renaissance.

Created according to the plan of engineer Jean Blanchard two centuries ago and containing two existing parks, Tivoli has become the largest in Slovenia, reaching an area of 500 hectares. The cozy alleys of the park beckon with their beauty. Diverse floral arrangements, unusual statues and exquisite fountains attract lovers of quiet hiking.

The partisan hospital was built by the local population under the leadership of Viktor Wojciak. However, the name of the hospital was given by Dr. Frani Fighters Bidovets, who worked here. Safely hidden from the Nazis, the Franja Hospital helped in the recovery of wounded Slovenian partisans. Having become a symbol of the partisan movement after the war, it was repurposed into a museum.