Tourist information for visiting Slovenia. If you are looking to visit Slovenia we cover transportation in Slovenica, accommodation, wifi access, sights in Slovenia, main cities in Slovenia, and a lot ...

Handily this gloriously green oasis also offers superb food and drink, as well as an increasingly excellent range of accommodation. Quality is a constant in a country where organic produce is often a ...

The most undiscovered travel destination in Europe is Slovenia and there are a number of fun culture shocks and tourists shocks travelers have when they visit this beautiful country. From the ...

Slovenia’s peak tourist season is in full swing despite the floods last weekend, which hit certain destinations and impacted travel. Nevertheless, most of Slovenia remains fully functional, assuring a ...

It’s hard not to fall a little bit in love with a town where men dress themselves in sheepskins, giant masks, ribbons and cowbells and dance with strangers on the main street. Perhaps that’s an ...

This epic cave system was the first Slovenian site to be added by Unesco in 1986. The word karst comes from the Slovenian name for its region with distinctive limestone scenery. One of the world’s ...

Church on a small island in Lake Bled, Slovenia. As overtourism and its associated challenges continue to threaten popular holiday destinations, more European countries are ramping up their ...

Rail Europe has announced new train routes connecting Slovenia to major European cities. Available through RailAPI, RailFlash and RailPortal, these routes open up Slovenia’s destinations to partners ...

Slovenia’s slow, easy lifestyle is perfect for those seeking to recharge and escape the well-trodden tourist path in Europe. Slovenia is designed to be taken slowly – with museums brimming with ...

Ursula von der Leyen, the President of the European Commission, paid a visit to Slovenia on Wednesday to extend the European Union's support to the country after devastating floods. Von der Leyen ...

Slovenia has scarcely looked back since breaking from Yugoslavia in 1991 and embracing the European Union in 2004. It may not be the biggest country in Europe – it is similar size to Wales and the US ...