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See. Roman Baths of Slovenia↗ Explore ancient mineral springs and baths used since the Roman Empire, featuring historical walking paths. Alpe Adria loop Hike an eight-day trail crossing Austria, Slovenia, and Italy, offering dramatic peaks and meadows. Lake Bohinj↗ Visit Slovenia's larger, wilder sister lake to Bled for mountain biking, paddleboarding, and hiking.

Eat. Bled cake Indulge in this famous Slovenian dessert, a top culinary discovery. Čilčevi Farmstead Enjoy fresh cheeses from the farm's dairy in a lush garden setting in Vipava valley. Hiša Franko Dine at this acclaimed eatery in Kobarid, featured on Netflix's Chef's Table.

Stay. Kmetija Medljan Stay at this farm in Slovenian Istria for simple rooms and homemade breakfast. Vila Bled Stay at this waterfront hotel, a former residence of Yugoslavia's president Tito, on Lake Bled.

Lonely PlanetOct 13, 2026

The 13 Best Places to Visit in December

December is the ideal month to get away. Try these perfect winter escapes, taking in festive markets, action-packed adventures and the northern lights.

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  • Triglav National ParkSightPark with thrilling landscapes for resorts.
  • Lake BledSightMagical lake with an isle and castle.
  • Lake BohinjSightBeautiful lake in Triglav National Park.
  • Elsewhere
  • La JollaNeighborhoodSan Diego, United StatesFancy neighborhood in San Diego.
  • Puerto PrincesaHotelPalawan, PhilippinesCapital of Palawan, gateway to Subterranean River.
  • El NidoNeighborhoodPalawan, PhilippinesOffers 20-plus dive sites with diverse marine life.
  • El YunqueParkPuerto RicoRainforest for hiking in Puerto Rico.
  • Bioluminescent BaySightPuerto RicoOffers dazzling after-dark kayaking.
  • RincónNeighborhoodPuerto RicoKnown for surfing in Puerto Rico.
  • San JuanNeighborhoodPuerto RicoOld town founded in 1521 with bright alleyways.
  • ViequesSightPuerto RicoLocated about 8 miles (13 km) east of the main island of Puerto Rico, it is about 20 miles (32 km) long and 4.5 miles…
  • PonceNeighborhoodPuerto RicoLively second city of Puerto Rico.
  • Coron IslandSightPalawan, PhilippinesOffers thrilling wreck diving on a sunken Japanese fleet.
  • HatilloNeighborhoodPuerto RicoTown known for high jinks on Día de los Inocentes.
  • Subterranean River National ParkSightPuerto Princesa, PhilippinesNavigable underground waterway through karst formations.
  • Central Kalahari Game ReserveNature reserveBotswanaLarge reserve attracting big predators in rainy season.
  • Northern Deception ValleyNeighborhoodBotswanaArea attracting grazers and predators in the reserve.
  • EncinitasNeighborhoodSan Diego, United StatesSurfy neighborhood in San Diego.
  • Ocean BeachSuburbSan Diego, United StatesAlternative neighborhood in San Diego.
  • CulebraNeighborhoodPuerto Rico
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The GuardianOct 11

Healing waters: 10 of the best spa towns in Europe for a restorative autumn break

From Alpine valleys to belle époque towns, dip your toes in the therapeutic waters and steaming mineral pools at spa hotels offering centuries-old healing treatments In 2021, Unesco designated 11 historic spa towns across Europe as one transnational world heritage site , recognising their “exceptional testimony to the European spa phenomenon, which gained its highest expression from around 1700…

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  • Nové Lázně hotelHotelMarianske Lazne, CzechiaNeo-renaissance confection built in 1896 facing central park
  • Staatsbad Philharmonie KissingenPlaceBad Kissingen, GermanyHolds world record for most concerts in one year
  • RegentenbauPlaceBad Kissingen, GermanyBeautiful art nouveau-style building with concert hall
  • KissSalis ThermePlaceBad Kissingen, GermanyModern public bathhouse with indoor and outdoor pools
  • Grand Hotel Kaiserhof VictoriaHotelBad Kissingen, GermanyNext door to the Wandelhalle on the town's Kurgarten
  • SommerbergSuburbBad Wildbad, GermanyMountain with funicular railway, hiking and biking routes
  • Treetop WalkSightBad Wildbad, GermanySpirals above pine trees to a 40-metre observation tower
  • Wildline suspension bridgeSightBad Wildbad, Germany380-metre walkway arches over the Enz valley
  • Vital ThermePlaceBad Wildbad, GermanyModern thermal bath for joint and back problems
  • Palais ThermalPlaceBad Wildbad, GermanyHistoric bath with marble pillars and Moorish tiles
  • Mokni’s Palais HotelHotelBad Wildbad, GermanyConnected to the Palais Thermal building
  • Andaines forestTrailBagnoles-de-l'Orne, FranceForest with hiking, biking and trail running routes
  • Château du Gué aux BichesHotelBagnoles-de-l'Orne, FranceFormer hunting lodge on the edge of the village
  • B’O ResortPlaceBagnoles-de-l'Orne, FranceNearby spa with treatments and clay body wraps
  • CōmodoHotelBad Gastein, AustriaRefashioned 1960s sanatorium with valley and mountain views
  • FelsenthermePlaceBad Gastein, AustriaBrutalist public bath complex with numerous pools
  • Schafflinger AlmRestaurantBad Gastein, AustriaCosy cabin serving Kaspressknödelsuppe
  • Thermia PalaceHotelPiešťany, SlovakiaFanciest option with treatment programmes and mud packs
  • Elektrárňa PiešťanyPlacePiešťany, SlovakiaFormer power plant turned cultural centre
  • House of ArtsPlacePiešťany, SlovakiaStrikingly brutalist building hosting orchestras
  • Pivnica Drinking HallPlaceRogaška Slatina, SloveniaSip Donat Mg mineral water from free fountains
  • Grand Hotel RogaškaHotelRogaška Slatina, SloveniaButter-yellow hotel from the town's golden age
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Atlas ObscuraSep 21

Roman Baths of Slovenia (Rimski Terma) in Slovenia

In a valley surrounded by forested mountains is a mineral spring and baths in use since the Roman Empire. The baths were frequented by soldiers and royalty who wanted to take advantage of its purported healing properties. The land around the baths feature historical walking paths lined with trees donated to the area by high society visitors such by Victoria of Prussia who gifted a giant sequoia…

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The GuardianSep 21

Three countries, one hike: an Alpine adventure in Austria, Slovenia and Italy

The Alpe Adria loop is an eight-day walking trail that crisscrosses borders, taking in dramatic peaks, glorious meadows and charming places to stay ‘Achtung! Staatsgrenze!” OK, the signpost marking the “state border” didn’t have exclamation marks but, with its no-nonsense Prussian font, it did feel quite shouty. The only thing was, no one on the Feistritzer Alm – a peaceful sweep of Alpine past…

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  • GeneratorHotelLondon, United Kingdomprovided accommodation in London
  • Feistritzer AlmSightFeistritz, Austriapeaceful sweep of Alpine pasture at the meeting of Austria and Italy
  • Schutzhütte OisternigRestaurantFeistritz, Austriapatrons enjoyed cold beers regardless of which country they were in
  • Gasthof Alte PostRestaurantFeistritz, Austriahad breakfast here before climbing
  • Alpe AdriaTrailSalzburg, Austrialong-distance trail from Grossglockner to the Adriatic coast
  • GrossglocknerSightSalzburg, AustriaAustria’s highest mountain at 3,798 metres
  • Valbruna InnHotelValbruna, Italyspent time on our balcony gazing past geraniums
  • Julius Kugy LibrarySightValbruna, Italycosy den of books on alpinism named after a writer-mountaineer
  • Sanctuary of Monte LussariSightValbruna, Italyridge-top pilgrim church where Virgin Mary is said to have appeared
  • Hotel NevadaHotelTarvisio, Italysat with cold beers on our balcony watching a storm
  • Sentiero del OrsoTrailTarvisio, Italywoodland-weaving trail
  • Fusine lakesSightTarvisio, Italytwin glacial bowls so arrestingly blue-green
  • Rifugio ZacchiHotelTarvisio, Italysat on the terrace drinking a superb Aperol spritz
  • Triglav national parkSightKranjska Gora, Sloveniaviews east into the park
  • Sava ValleyNeighborhoodKranjska Gora, Sloveniafollowed a path through the verdant valley
  • Karavanke AlpsSightKranjska Gora, Sloveniacrossed the Alps to conquer the highest point
  • SchwarzkogelSightKranjska Gora, Sloveniahighest point of our route at 1,842 metres
  • Walks WorldwidePlaceLondon, United Kingdomprovided the trip
  • Chiesa Madonna della NeveSightValbruna, Italy
  • Almkapelle Maria SchneeSightValbruna, Italy
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The GuardianSep 20

10 of the best mountain huts in Europe: bunkrooms, bothies and bonhomie

Beautifully situated refuges with superlative views offering sanctuary to intrepid hikers and climbers A good mountain hut, I reckon, should be small and only accessible on foot after considerable effort. Throw in a bit of historical interest and I’m bound to be happy. In which case, Cabaña Verónica in the Picos de Europa is a fine start to this list. It sleeps six, and at 2,325 metres requires…

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  • Cabaña VerónicaPlacePicos de Europa, SpainFormer US Navy battleship gun turret, sleeps six.
  • LåktatjåkkoPlaceLappland, SwedenThe mountain station was built in 1939 in the middle of the Second World War.
  • Chata pod RysmiPlaceTatra Mountains, SlovakiaTraditional, well-run, basic, close to Rysy summit.
  • KredaricaPlaceTriglav National Park, SloveniaLast stop before Triglav summit, magnificent views.
  • Le Refuge de Ciottulu di MoriPlaceCorsica, FranceBare bones dining room, communal sleeping for 26.
  • BreiðvikPlaceEast Iceland, IcelandOn the coast with bunk rooms and well-appointed kitchen.
  • Elphin BothyPlaceAssynt, United KingdomFormer shepherd's cottage with a fireplace.
  • Rifugio NuvolauPlaceDolomites, ItalyOriginally built in 1883, known for stunning light and color.
  • Rifugio LagazuoiPlaceDolomites, Italy
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The GuardianSep 11

‘I never imagined such pleasure could be had from the simple sardine’: readers’ favourite foodie experiences in Europe

Your top culinary discoveries, from Bled cake in Slovenia to sardines in Portugal and seafood soup in Spain • Tell us about autumn days out in the UK – the best tip wins a £200 holiday voucher Last August, the smoky aroma of grilled sardines drifting over the beach in Portimão woke me up from my sunbathing on the beach. Attracted by the aroma of barbecued fish, we found ourselves in the old por…

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  • Lake BledSightBled, SloveniaBeautiful alpine scenery
  • Sardine festivalFestivalPortimão, PortugalReenactment of fishing boats, concerts, dancing, cooking demos
  • heimablídniPlaceTórshavn, Faroe IslandsTraditional Faroese food served in a home with locals
  • Monte PellegrinoSightPalermo, ItalyHiked to the top in 35C heat
  • panelleBakeryPalermo, ItalyCrispy chickpea-flour fritters served in sesame bread
  • HaikuRestaurantPalermo, ItalyVegan restaurant with reimagined classics
  • kepta duonaRestaurantVilnius, LithuaniaDeep-fried rye bread with garlic and cheese
  • Land & MonkeysCaféParis, FranceBoulangeries/patisseries scattered across the capital
  • Rosarose BistrotRestaurantBologna, ItalyTables with red-checked cloths set in cobblestone road
  • Snail Feast of LleidaFestivalLleida, SpainCelebration of the tiny mollusc with music and dancing
  • Bled cakeRestaurantBled, SloveniaSumptuously smooth set custard in mille-feuille pastry
  • Sella RiverPlaceArriondas, SpainThe Sella is a river located in northwest Spain.
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The GuardianAug 29

A slow travel success story in Slovenia’s secret valley

Tourism is only just taking hold in Vipava, but the locals are determined to do it right, by putting community first and preserving what makes it special The drive to Pedrovo is vertiginous, and each hairpin bend has me sending a silent prayer that we won’t meet a tractor coming the other way. When we near it, we abandon the car and continue on foot to the hamlet, a scattering of red-roofed, wh…

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The GuardianAug 14

‘It’s one huge adventure playground’: readers’ best summer trips in the lakes and mountains of Europe

From the Alpine meadows of Bavaria to a pristine lake in Italy and the pilgrim routes of the Pyrenees, here are some of your favourite discoveries. • Tell us about a lesser known European island – the best tip wins a £200 holiday voucher Haldensee is a clear, sparkling cold lake located at the bottom of the Tannheimer Tal valley in the Austrian Alps (about 90 miles south-west of Munich). We vis…

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  • BMW MuseumMuseumMunich, Germanyexcellent museum, part of which is free
  • HaldenseeSightTannheimer Tal, Austriaclear, sparkling cold lake at the bottom of Tannheimer Tal valley
  • Allgäu AlpsSightTannheimer Tal, Austriawalk through dense forest, ski lift takes you up
  • Bad Kissinger HütteRestaurantTannheimer Tal, Austriaserves apfelschorle, warming soups and seasonal bakes
  • Northern Lake GardaSightLake Garda, Italymountains tower above, huge adventure playground
  • Ponale mountain roadTrailLake Garda, Italywinds through tunnels with spectacular lake views
  • Ponale AltoRestaurantLake Garda, Italyenjoy a hearty pasta dish with local beer or wine
  • Tour du Mont Blanc walkTrailLa Fouly, SwitzerlandLa Fouly is a hub for this famous walk
  • Lacs de FenêtreSightLa Fouly, Switzerlandwalk to these lakes, hear rock ptarmigans and marmots
  • Camping des GlaciersHotelLa Fouly, Switzerlandcamp by cool, fast-flowing rivers
  • Kamnik-Savinja AlpsSightLogar Valley, Sloveniafoot of the mountains, explore on foot or by bike
  • Rinka waterfallSightLogar Valley, Sloveniaeasy trail to this 90-metre waterfall
  • Lago di MonateSightMonate, Italyspring-fed lake with freshest swimming water
  • Il CoppaleRestaurantMonate, Italygrassy beach with sunbeds, reasonable evening meal
  • WeitseeSightRuhpolding, GermanyThe lake itself is separated into a shallow western and a deeper eastern part by a mountain peninsula.
  • almRestaurantRuhpolding, Germanymountain refuge serving local milk, beer, meat and cheese
  • VelosudTrailPyrenees, Francesignposted route in the foothills of the Pyrenees
  • LödenseeSightRuhpolding, Germany
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Lonely PlanetAug 6

8 best places to visit in Slovenia in 2026

Fun-size Slovenia – hiding in plain sight – is there waiting for you to walk on Alpine trails, kayak in glacial waterways and visit world-class winemakers.

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AfarJul 29

These 6 National Parks in Europe Have Glacial Lakes, Nearby Chalets, and Way Fewer Tourists

Climbing a 396-step metal staircase bolted to the side of an extinct volcanic crater in Iceland, I thought about how underrated many of Europe’s national parks are. There were no crowds nor viewpoints ...

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Condé Nast TravelerJul 20

The 20 Most Beautiful Towns in the World for Every Type of Traveler

From fourth-century temple ruins to UNESCO-listed neighborhoods, these quaint getaways prove that bigger isn’t always better.

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  • Luna Volcán, Adventure SPAHotelGöreme, TurkeyRomantic retreat perfect for couples or solo travelers
  • Lake BledSightBled, SloveniaPopular site with emerald waters and castle
  • Vila BledRestaurantBled, SloveniaLocated in former president Tito's old mansions
  • Islam Khodja complexSightKhiva, UzbekistanTurquoise dome in the old Itchan Kala fortress
  • Itchan KalaMuseumKhiva, UzbekistanOld fortress with mud-brick architecture
  • Penglipuran villageNeighborhoodPenglipuran, IndonesiaTraditional village showing ancient Balinese houses
  • Siwa OasisNeighborhoodSiwa, EgyptDesert oasis with ancient stone castle and fortress tower
  • ReiterlesmarktMarketRothenburg ob der Tauber, GermanyOne of the best Christmas markets in Germany
  • Romantik Hotel MarkusturmHotelRothenburg ob der Tauber, GermanyHotel with wood-paneled restaurant and antique-filled rooms
  • Mandawa KothiHotelMandawa, India
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AfarJul 13

This New 2,000 Mile Hiking Trail Crosses 6 Countries in Europe

It’s not every day that a thru-hiker gets to test a new trail, especially one that is 2,171 miles long and passes through six countries. But that’s exactly what Lauren Roerick, a Canadian ...

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National GeographicJul 12

What is inspiring foodies to flock to Slovenia?

Photograph by Julian Hanton Slovenian chefs themselves have earned an array of accolades, too—all of which is inspiring foodies to flock here and find out what the fuss is about. Perhaps the most ...

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The GuardianJul 11

Summer on the Slovenian Riviera

The country’s coastline is one of the shortest in Europe, but it packs a punch with unspoilt nature reserves, vibrant Venetian towns and a thriving foodie scene I’m riding a salt-coloured horse through the Dragonja valley, deep in the green hills of Slovenian Istria. Electric-blue dragonflies zip over the river as we gallop past olive trees and vineyards. The landscape rises steeply in a series…

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  • Dragonja valleySighthorse riding through hills with olive trees and vineyards
  • Kmetija MedljanHotelfarm stay with simple rooms near stables, rustic apartments
  • Saltworks MuseumMuseumlearn about salt pans in former salt-workers' houses
  • Sečovlje salt pansSightworking salt pans where salt is harvested by hand
  • PiranNeighborhoodmost beautiful of Slovenia's seaside towns
  • RostelinRestaurantknown for handmade pasta and raw scallops with truffle
  • Tartini SquareSightlocation of Benečanka Casa Veneziana, Venetian gothic architecture
  • Benečanka Casa VenezianaHotelVenetian gothic architecture in Tartini Square
  • IzolaNeighborhoodlaid-back and vibrant, with artists' workshops
  • DeGrassi hotelHotelsupremely comfortable base in Izola
  • Ljubljanska UlicaNeighborhoodstreet bursting with artists' workshops, pink and peach houses
  • Šavrini hillsSightebike tour through hills planted with vines and trees
  • KoperRestaurantport city where we stopped for ice-cream
  • Manzioli wine barRestaurantaperitivo of fresh rosé from local winemaker Zaro
  • BujolRestaurantfavorite place for mussels and fritto misto
  • Pier of Tastes food marketMarketmonthly market with Istrian food producers and wines
  • Gostilna KorteRestaurantserves delights including steak with wild asparagus sauce
  • solni cvetPlace
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National GeographicJun 27

Visit this secret Slovenian lake for a quiet summer break

Bohinj may sit within Slovenia’s protected Triglav National Park, but it’s not a landscape for distant admiration. It’s built for exploration.

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National GeographicJun 21

Europe's secret lakes—6 destinations without the crowds

The appeal of a lakeside holiday is timeless: morning mist rising from the water, long swims, slow boat rides and mountain silhouettes mirrored on glassy surfaces. Yet many of Europe’s lakes don’t ...

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  • VogarViewpointBohinj, SloveniaPeak offers spectacular viewpoint for paragliders.
  • Lake OhridHostelOhrid, North MacedoniaAstonishingly clear lake with settlements dating back thousands of years.
  • Church of St. John at KaneoSightOhrid, North Macedonia13th-century church perched dramatically above the waterline.
  • Lake BohinjSightBohinj, SloveniaPlacid, crystalline waters fed from encircling mountains.
  • Savici WaterfallSightBohinj, SloveniaExuberant torrent on the way to Komna Plateau.
  • Komna PlateauSightBohinj, SloveniaMountain hut offers sunrise views mirrored in the lake.
  • Ennerdale WaterSightEnnerdale Bridge, United KingdomQuiet, isolated glacial lake surrounded by peaks.
  • YHA Black SailHotelEnnerdale Bridge, United KingdomHostel set in glorious isolation at the valley's prow.
  • Coast-to-CoastTrailEnnerdale Bridge, United KingdomUK's newest national trail threads through the valley.
  • Lake SaimaaSightLappeenranta, FinlandMosaic of basins, bays, channels, and islands.
  • Saimaa ringed sealPlaceLappeenranta, FinlandCharismatic yet endangered wildlife; best seen on safari.
  • Ohrid cityNeighborhoodOhrid, North MacedoniaMaze of cobbled lanes, Ottoman houses, and church-topped viewpoints.
  • monastery of St NaumSightOhrid, North MacedoniaPeacocks wander grounds; pilgrims queue to visit saint's tomb.
  • Bay of Bones MuseumMuseumOhrid, North MacedoniaReconstructed prehistoric stilt village over turquoise shallows.
  • Lake ThunSightThun, SwitzerlandCalm, deep-blue finger of water fed by meltwater.
  • Eiger, Mönch and JungfrauSightThun, SwitzerlandImposing, snow-capped trident of iconic peaks.
  • NiesenSightThun, SwitzerlandReached by funicular, summit offers lake views.
  • Spiez CastleSightThun, Switzerland12th-century castle set on a vineyard-draped peninsula.
  • Vassivière LakeSightPeyrat-le-Château, FranceMan-made lake with densely wooded shores and islands.
  • Vassivière IslandSightPeyrat-le-Château, FranceIsland in the lake home to art center, chateau, and lighthouse.
  • International Center of Art and LandscapeMuseumPeyrat-le-Château, France
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Condé Nast TravelerOct 13, 2025

The Coolest Places Around the World From Where You Can Mail a Letter

Send snail mail from high up in the mountains or under the sea at these postal landmarks around the world.

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  • Eiffel TowerSightParis, FranceTower with a first-level post office.
  • Port LockroySightGoudier Island, AntarcticaWorld's southernmost post office, museum, penguin colony.
  • Hideaway IslandSightMele, VanuatuIslet with the world's only underwater post office.
  • North Everest Base CampSightTingri, ChinaLocation of the world's highest temporary post office.
  • Dal LakeSightSrinagar, IndiaLake with a floating post office.
  • Postojna CaveSightPostojna, SloveniaCave system with an underground post office.
  • MolokaiNeighborhoodHoolehua, United StatesIsland with a post office that mails coconuts.
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National GeographicFeb 10, 2025

Why Slovenia is Europe’s best-kept secret for hikers

Europe has long been a popular vacation destination, be it for a steamy summer vacation or a Christmas market train journey. For hiking enthusiasts, Europe offers a seemingly endless bounty of ...

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  • Camino de SantiagoTrailSantiago de Compostela, SpainLong-distance hiking pilgrimage route
  • Postojna CaveSightPostojna, SloveniaCave system near Predjama Castle, accessible by train
  • Lake BledSightBled, SloveniaIconic Slovenian destination with short, easy hikes
  • MadeiraSightFunchal, PortugalIsland known for gentle levada walks
  • Triglav National ParkSightBled, SloveniaSlovenia's only national park, home to challenging routes
  • TriglavHotelBled, SloveniaSlovenia's highest peak, a technical hike
  • Triglavski Dom na KredariciHotelBled, SloveniaSlovenia's highest mountain lodge for overnight stays
  • Alpe-Adria TrailTrailVillach, Austria460-mile trail traversing Slovenia, Austria, and Italy
  • Soča ValleyNeighborhoodBovec, SloveniaFairytale-like forests in the Slovenian section of Alpe-Adria Trail
  • Skocjanske JameSightDivača, SloveniaUNESCO World Heritage cave system with underground paths
  • Reka RiverSightDivača, SloveniaRiver crossed by a bridge within Skocjan Caves
  • Predjama CastleSightPostojna, SloveniaMedieval castle set into a cliff near Postojna Cave
  • Trail of TrappistsTrailVipava Valley, SloveniaExplores old wine transport routes
  • Walk of PeaceTrailNova Gorica, Slovenia67-mile stretch with war remnants between Alps and Adriatic
  • Kobarid Historic TrailTrailKobarid, SloveniaTrail with forests, waterfalls, and WWI bunker remnants
  • Kobarid MuseumMuseumKobarid, SloveniaWWI-focused museum on the Kobarid Historic Trail
  • Velika PlaninaSightKamnik, SloveniaMountain plateau with herdsmen huts, accessible by cable car
  • Rupnik LineSightLjubljana, Slovenia
  • Soča FrontlineSightBovec, Slovenia
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National GeographicFeb 28, 2022

Slovenia’s landscapes of adventure

Slovenia brings out something special in those who come here to explore its diverse geography, from alpine mountains and karst plateaus, to glacier-fed rivers and rolling meadows.

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National GeographicDec 31, 2021

Life in nature

Long considered to be Europe’s beating green heart, Slovenia’s relationship with its richly wooded landscape demonstrates how unique the country’s forests are―and beyond every corner is something ...

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