There's no better time than now to discover Slovenia, as it just hitting its stride as a tourist destination. There are all kinds of little-known activities here that you can partake in, too. These include an evening out among counter-culture denizens, taking a local cooking class, or enjoying a hot-air balloon ride over some of the most beautiful landscapes in Europe.
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Nestled between Italy, Croatia, Austria, and Hungary, Slovenia has managed to remain an undiscovered gem compared to its neighbors. Those seeking nature are sure to fall in love with Slovenia's stunning landscape and wealth of outdoor activities on offer, and there's no shortage of cultural pursuits either with the country's rich history and booming wine scene.
Ljubljana embodies an enchanting mix of medieval history and modern hospitality, and this blend of old and new is reflected best in the city's excellent boutique hotels. In Old Town and beyond, you'll find options ranging from simple to luxurious that match the city's unique charm—here are seven of the best.
Still considered one of Europe's best-hidden gems, the Slovenian Alps are an ideal destination no matter what time of year you go. Enjoy high altitude hiking in summer, take a winter ice climbing lesson, or bask in the perfect temperatures and solitude of the shoulder seasons - whichever you choose, you'll find that Slovenia truly offers something for everyone.
The Slovenian Alps are a playground for climbers and hikers alike. You'll have access to convenient mountain huts and a variety of terrain to help find the right climb for you. Below, we've listed a few of our favorite routes for you to choose from.
January in Slovenia is a true winter wonderland with excellent skiing conditions, fewer crowds, and lower costs than other times of the year. The snow and ice add an additional enchanting quality to already captivating popular attractions like Lake Bled, the Alps, and Triglav National Park. Read this monthly guide for more.