MARIBOR

Maribor is, as the capital of Štajerska, the second largest city in the country. At the same time, Maribor is pleasantly small and set in the wonderful natural surroundings of Pohorje mountain on the one side and wine growing hills on the other, with the river Drava wending its way through it. With its diversity and quality offers, surrender to the best that can be offered in one of Slovenia's key tourist destinations! Maribor carried the prestigious title of European Capital of Culture in 2012 and European Youth Capital in 2013. 

The rich wine tradition of the oldest vine tree in the world, the throb of the city with its thriving cultural history, the location between wine growing hills and green Pohorje and the diverse possibilities for exploring, recreation, relaxation, entertainment and meetings will convince you that Maribor has a heart and soul and that the inhabitants of Maribor are excellent hosts. Maribor and Slovenia in general are considered as one of the safest places in Europe.

The city streets all lead to one of the most beautiful town parks in Slovenia. Climb up Piramida and Kalvarija, the town's wine growing hills that have marvellous views. And go down in the wine underworld to one of the oldest and largest wine cellars in Europe. By all means take a ride on a traditional raft, as this exciting experience offers an attractive vista of Lent. Be caught in the whirligig of events, from the Festival Lent lasting 2-3 weeks in summertime  the Old Vine Festival, Musical September, the theatre festival ‘Borštnikovo srečanje’ to the Golden Fox FIS Ski World Cup race in February and numerous other happenings like football matches of NK Maribor (Europa League, Champions League) and many other, which enliven Maribor's everyday life.

PANONNIAN PLANE

From the left riverbank to the Austrian and Hungarian border lies the region known as Prekmurje. We could say that the region is Slovenia’s gateway to the great Pannonian Plain. Prekmurje is a flat land covered by cornfields, characterised by long roadside villages visited by storks, which return there each year.

LJUBLJANA

Ljubljana is the capital of a state, but it is small and pretty, easy to get around, and full of surprises. While during winter it is its dreamy central European character that prevails, during summer it has a relaxed Mediterranean feel to it. It is remarkable for its rich tradition, youthful vibrancy, cultural creativity, feel for entertainment, and numerous green spaces.

BLED - ALPS REGION

Bled is known for the glacial Lake Bled, which makes it a major tourist attraction. In the middle is an island with the iconic church. Perched on a rock overlooking the lake is the iconic Bled Castle. The town is also known in Slovenia for its vanilla and cream pastry (Slovene: kremšnita).

POSTOJNA CAVE

Karst topography is a landscape formed from the dissolution of soluble rocks such as limestone, dolomite and underground caves. Slovenia’s Karst Plateau has given its name to Karst landscape and Karst phenomena all over the world. Postojna cave it is the largest cave in the “classic karst” and the most visited cave in Europe. It is a network of 20 kilometres of passages, galleries and chambers.

PIRAN-COSTLINE

Piran is one of the most photogenic cities in the Mediterranean. Piran town is very proud of its various cultural and art establishments such as the Tartini theatre, coastal galleries, Maritime museum and Aquarium. Many national and international artists gather at the annual Ex-tempore. Throughout the year, many other cultural events take place.