Articles about Slovenia

Nightlife in Slovenia

The majestic natural beauty of Slovenia, together with its inspiring architecture, makes it a brilliant place to spend your holiday days in the sun. Of course, it’s a whole other story after dark, as Slovenia’s nightlife offers a range of ways to enjoy yourself after sundown. We’ve picked a few of our favourites for you to peruse, as well as providing a little insight as to how they like to enjoy themselves in these parts.

A Guide to Slovenian Cuisine

Although it’s a pretty small country, your Slovenia holiday will show off just how diverse traditional food and drink can be. With both the Alps and the Adriatic Sea within its borders, Slovenia’s cooking features flavours that have evolved over centuries of living off the land and working in harmony with nature. You’re in for a treat when you visit Slovenia, especially when dining out. Take our recommendations in mind during your trip, and you’re sure to enjoy the finest flavours in the land.

Things to do in Slovenia

Aside from the country’s famed lakes and fairytale castles, Slovenia is home to an impressive network of caves, including the world’s largest subterranean canyon. Learn about species unique to Slovenian caves and marvel in awe under enormous stalactites as you discover a magical new world full of underground halls and mysterious tunnels. Plus, with the mountains and expansive coastline you’ll have so much to explore you might just have to come back.

5 facts about Slovenia

Although it’s one of the most popular holiday destinations in Central Europe, there’s a great deal more to Slovenia than meets the eye. Its history takes in Holy Roman Empire influences as much as classic, gothic and Hungarian flavours, plus plenty of local legends gives Slovenia a unique identity.If you’re planning a trip here, make sure you brush up on your knowledge, as Slovenia has plenty of aces up its sleeve. Our five fast facts are just the start of what this intriguing little nation has to offer.

A family guide to Slovenia

Slovenia may not be the first place that comes to mind when you think of family holidays, but its abundance of castles, exciting outdoor pursuits and beautiful natural features ticks all the boxes. The country is particularly good for older children who will enjoy walking and taking part in activities such as white water rafting or skiing.

A guide to the Slovenian Riviera

The Slovenian Riviera refers to Slovenia’s small coastal patch bordering the Adriatic Sea, sandwiched between Italyand Croatia. Because of its location, the region features a distinct blend of Roman, Venetian and Medieval architecture whose towns are so closely clustered, they all seamlessly blend together. You won’t find classic beaches here like the ones you might in other rivieras, but there are still ways to connect with the water and bask in that glorious Slovenian sun.