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This small yet incredibly charming country is best known for offering a variety of landscapes all within easy reach. You’ll be surrounded by giant mountains, elaborate caves, and high waterfalls, including the UNESCO-listed Škocjan Caves and the picture-perfect Lake Bled.

This lovely country is perfect for adventurers and lovers of snow sports and hiking, as well as those who prefer to travel at their own pace, with options like cycling through wine regions or rafting on the turquoise Soča River.

Slovenia uses the euro (EUR) like most countries in Europe, making it easier and more convenient for you to pay with the same currency.

Slovenia offers a wide variety of things to do; from adventure sports discovering the charm of its cities, catering to all types of travellers.

If you want to explore the country's nature, visit the Triglav National Park. Visitors can enjoy water sports at Lake Bohinj or hike the trails. We also recommend exploring Soča Valley and enjoying activities such as kayaking, rafting, and hiking along the river.

Dive into Postojna Cave and Škocjan Caves, where you will be amazed by the underground landscapes.

Another way to explore Slovenia is by discovering its cities: Ljubljana, famous for its pedestrian-only city centre, the castle and Dragon Bridge. Wander through Portoroz, a beautiful coastal town on the Adriatic Sea, near the historic streets of Piran.

The weather in Slovenia depends on the region. It has Continental, Alpine, and Mediterranean regions. With warm summers, cold/mild and rainy spring and autumn, and cold winters with snow, especially in the Alpine region.

We recommend checking the best time of year to visit, depending on the activities you want to enjoy. For instance, skiing is best from December to March, while hiking and lake activities are ideal from June to September.

Slovenia’s traditional food has a mix of different influences: Central European, Mediterranean, and Balkan. Making it diverse, healthy, and rich in flavours.

You should try their soups, like the famous Obara, featuring various meats and vegetables. The national favourite, Kranjska Klobasa, is a delicious sausage.

Try Idrijski žlikrofi, a flavoursome pasta stuffed with potatoes. Or a favourite home dish, Goulash, a meat stew served with potatoes and parsley. And for dessert, Prekmurska Gibanica, a multi-layered pastry combining poppy seeds, walnuts, apples, and raisins.

The key events and celebrations in Slovenia start with New Year's Eve, with fireworks and concerts in the main cities. Then on February 8th, the Prešeren Day, a cultural national holiday to remember their greatest poet: France Prešeren.

Among Slovenia’s religious traditions is the Carnival (Pust), a pre-Easter pagan festival , featuring lively parades where locals wear traditional “kurenti” masks to chase away winter, followed by the Easter Holiday Week.

A national holiday takes place on June 25th, the Statehood Day, when Slovenia celebrates its independence. Among the regional events, the Ljubljana Festival runs from June to September, with multiple shows and cultural events. Or in Maribor, where the World's Oldest Grapevine Festival —a culinary and cultural event perfect for wine lovers seeking tastings and traditional music.

The places you must visit on your first time in this country will be the charming capital of Ljubljana. Their beautiful nature scenes, like Lake Bohinj and Lake Bled. While you are there, you can also explore nearby Vintgar Gorge, a magnificent boardwalk trail. Visit Predjama Castle and Postojna Cave for an iconic and dramatic caves experience.

Finish your journey on the Adriatic coast, a relaxing escape with Mediterranean-style scenery. We recommend you stay in our hotels in Slovenia, where comfort meets convenience and easy access to local attractions. 

The most usual way is arriving at the capital's airport, Ljubljana Jože Pučnik Airport (LJU). You can also take a train or bus from nearby cities such as Vienna, Zagreb, Venice, and Budapest; or enjoy a scenic road trip through Slovenia’s well-maintained highways.

If you are wondering where to stay in Slovenia, Minor Hotels can offer you the best accommodation in the country. Relax in our stylish, spacious rooms, carefully designed to ensure your comfort throughout your stay.

Our hotels in Slovenia ensure accessible facilities with premium amenities for you to have a memorable experience.