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Cities in Primorska region

Portoroz

Portoroz

Portorož, in translation "port of roses", is a coastal town in Slovenia and one of the largest tourist areas of the country. Portorož, Piran coastal city that belongs to the municipality is located in the south-western Gulf of Trieste (the northernmost point of the Adriatic Sea) borders between Italy and Croatia. What led to the development site as a tourist resort Portoroz were natural items like salt, salt water and mud. When the curative properties of these natural elements have been discovered in the early nineteenth century, they began construction in Portorož hotels and spa centers.

Cities in Julian Alps region

Bled

Bled

Bled, a town which until 1918 was called Veldes, is a famous mountain resort in Slovenia. The city is located in the Julian Alps, Lake Bled mountain (Blejsko Lake), within which there is a small island (Blejski Otok) occupied by a medieval monastery (St. Mary's church). Swiss naturopath Arnold Rikli (1823-1906) contributed significantly to the development of the resort's spa Bled in the second half of the nineteenth century. Due to its mild climate, Bled has been visited by aristocrats in the world. Today is an important tourist resort, offering a wide range of sports (golf, fishing, horseback riding) and is a starting point for hiking and mountain trails, especially near Triglav National Park.

Kranjska Gora

Kranjska Gora

The resort of Kranjska Gora, with its 1,403 residents, is located near the Triglav National Park, surrounded by mountains and glacial lakes. The alpine holiday resort in the Northwest of Slovenia is known as a relaxation and winter sports resort. Even though Slovenia is becoming more and more attractive to winter sports fans, the traditional charm of the country has not disappeared. This is in part due to the Nordic Centre Planica, where ski jumping and flying as well as cross-country training and competitions take place based on Slovenian tradition. Eight ski jumping hills can be found in the Nordic Centre Planica in Kranjska Gora. Cross-country fans will certainly get their money's worth in summer as much as in winter: in winter, the outdoor cross-country trails are utilised and in summer, the fun continues in the covered cross-country polygon. Those who are still active in the evening will find an illuminated night slalom obstacle course available to enjoy.

Cities in Slovenia region

Ljubljana

Ljubljana

Placed strategically at the two-hour drive from Venice and three in Vienna, Ljubljana, capital of Slovenia, is a very nice city and equally quiet, blends baroque style with the modern distinction. Located along the river Ljubljanca, the city is famous in the old center, or twin peaks of the Cathedral, which in turn hosts impressive frescoes. Ljubljana The old town is good to be crossed on foot, a way to not lose the right charming. Despite being a mid-sized European city, Ljubljana retains a small town friendliness, while having all the characteristics of a metropolis.

Cities in Maribor region

Maribor

Maribor

Maribor is the second marine city in Slovenia, with a total of about 96,000 inhabitants. Maribor is situated on the river Drava at the meeting point of the Pohorje mountain, the Drava plain and the valley with the hills of Slovenia. Maribor is one of the oldest and richest traditions in world wine production, a superb location between hills and green Pohorje growing and flourishing cultural history. It is an excellent location for exploration, relaxation and quality entertainment and the people are very hospitable. Old Town Center promises an unforgettable experience: a walk on the banks of the river Drava, lively streets and squares, places where history and tradition mix with dynamism and contemporaneity.