Slovenia 관광지 10

1.Ljubljana

One of the best places to visit in Slovenia is its capital, Ljubljana.

Although Ljubljana is much less than most European capitals, it has a unique charm.

 The main attraction of the town is named Tromostovje, also known as the triple bridge, where three picturesque bridges located next to each other .

also, you can see castles and medieval Old town Square , see the original Roman city walls or visit the popular Tivoli Park .

2.Lake Bled

Serving as " gate " in the Triglav National Park , Bled lake - a picturesque pond surrounded by the Julian Alps .

The emerald - green lake is not great and the perimeter you can walk in one day .

What makes this place so attractive - a small island in the middle of the lake , where It is the church of 17 th century .

you can also ride horses on the lake , rent a boat or get to Bled castle , whose construction dates back to the 17 - th century .

3.Triglav National Park

If you want to take a walk outdoors and explore some of the amazing natural scenery in Slovenia, you need to visit the  Triglav National Park.

Most of the park is located in the Julian Alps, where you can admire the towering peak of the mountain itself Triglav and the calm waters of Lake Bohinj.

You can try to make   an excursion to Mount Triglav , or ride a cable car to Vogel .

Extremals can also cross the Vintgar gorge on wooden planks 19th century or climb the steep stairs , to see the rapids waterfall Savica .

Rafting on the river Soca is also popular .

4.Postojna

Postojna - pit - a relatively small city in the south - west of Slovenia , but it is a must-see destination for tourists , interested in unique  sites and natural

 landscapes .

Postojna known for its extensive cave system , which has about 20 km of the halls , corridors and galleries , some of which have ceiling height of

about 50 meters . to the north of Postojna you can find the medieval castle , which is built into the wall of the cave , creating a spectacular view .

5.Piran

At the tip of the south - west of Slovenia , on the Adriatic Sea , located resort point called Piran .

Destination resembles Italy , which makes sense , since it was actually part of the Venetian Empire for over five centuries .

Piran - small in size , but the original , the historic and picturesque town .

Lovers of history can draw sightseeing , such as the city's main square and the oldest building in the city , which is called " Venetian "

and the Holy church . George . You can also walk directly along the city walls or sit on one of the piers for swimming in the Adriatic sea .

6.Ptuj

In Slovenia, the East on the banks of the Drava River - lies the town of Ptuj , a place with an impressive collection of historical architecture .

Ptuj is one of the oldest cities in the country , and is important in the local culture , from the Stone Age .

Today, some of the most popular attractions include the Orpheus Monument , which dates back to Roman times , a collection of art and artifacts

Ptuyskogo Castle , town Hall , which was built in 1907 year and Dominican monastery 13 - th century , which is located in the museum .

there are also hot springs in Ptuj .

7.Celje

One of the oldest towns in Slovenia , a small town of Celje is situated on the bank of Savinja River .

The main attraction of the city is a huge castle , which was built in the 14th century and now looks down on the city from the hill .

 The best way to spend a day in Celje  - is to go for a walk in Old historic center of Celje , where the buildings date back to the Middle Ages .

 Here you can walk along the cobbled roads , dine in a traditional café and admire the traditional architecture .

8.Kranjska Gora

Popular for winter sports enthusiasts Kranjska Gora is located in the north - west of Slovenia .

 In winter , Kranjska Gora is occupied by visitors , who go skiing and snowboarding in the resort Vitrants .

 In summer it is also attractive . Kranjska Gora - is a picturesque place , where you can  unwind , relax in high-end hotels and dine at

an exclusive restaurant .

9.pile driver

One of the oldest coastal towns in Slovenia , and a major port , Koper is an integral part of the infrastructure of the country .

 This is another coastal place , is when - that was part of the Venetian Empire . Later, the town became part of Yugoslavia .

 Today , Koper is less well-known place , but all - still offers a few nice places . you can take a trip to Tito Square in the city center , e

xplore the renovated Pretoria Palace and climb the bell tower , with a breathtaking view of the city .

 a free public beach in the Koper Marina is ideal for swimming or just have a picnic on the shore sea ​​.

10.Maribor

After Ljubljana , Maribor is the largest city in Slovenia . It is located close to the Austrian border , and is built on the banks of the Drava River .

 Maribor is known for its wine-making industry , the vineyards surround the city on all sides .

 In Maribor you can see the oldest vine in the world , which It has more than 450 years .

 Do not miss the large squares in Maribor , including Slomskov square , the main square and the square Castle ,

each of which offers a lot of charm and historic architecture .