Ljubljana
Ljubljana is the capital city of Slovenia, boasting with several cultural and historical treasures. Ljubljana’s biggest attraction is its historical part, filled with beautiful Renaissance, Baroque and Art Nouveau buildings, dotted with nice bars, pubs, and restaurants. It was awarded as the European green capital of 2016.

Postojna cave 
Postojna Cave is a network of 24 kilometer long underground passages, galleries and chambers. You can indulge the beauty of the most visited show cave in Europe, with its exceptional human fish, by foot or by electrical train.

Predjama castle
Predjama Castle is situated in the middle of a towering cliff, a mere 9 km from Postojna Cave. Magnificent and impregnable, it has been dominating the surrounding area, perched high up in the 123-metre high cliff for more than 800 years. It is listed among the Guinness World Records as the largest cave castle in the world.

Piran
Piran (Italian: Pirano) is a port town on the Slovenian cost, situated on a picturesque peninsula between the Gulf of Piran and the Strunjan bay. The proximity to the sea and the rich history mirrored in the architecture, with its magical scenes will leave you breathless.

Velika planina
The herder’s settlement is known as one of the few settlements of such size in Europe. Its distinctive typical architecture is the symbol of Velika planina. You can visit this magical place by foot or gondola and enjoy the untouched nature and its natural products, such as sour milk and typical lunch.

Soča valley
The Soča Valley region stretches from the Triglav National Park to Nova Gorica where the River Soča magically runs through. The area offers plenty of possibility for sport activities, such as rafting, hiking and skiing. There are also many historical sights, waterfalls as the most famous waterfall Slap Savica.