Alpine regions Slovenia Bled — Bled, on the glacial lake of the same name. On the island in the lake is the pilgrimage church of the Assumption of the Virgin Mary. | © www.slovenia.info, Jošt Gantar

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The Julian Alps, the Steiner Alps and the Pohorje Mountains are crisscrossed by numerous hiking and biking trails leading to the highest peaks and to the most beautiful rivers, lakes and waterfalls.

On one side, the Golden Horn watches over the natural treasures of Slovenia's highest peaks, greenest valleys and most beautiful lakes, while on the other side, hilltops border the city of the oldest grapevine in the world.

Bled

With its picturesque glacial lake and castle perched on a mighty rock above the lake, Bled is one of the most beautiful Alpine resorts in Europe.

Bled is characterized by a mild, healthy, subalpine climate and has the longest swimming season compared to other Alpine resorts. The peaks of the surrounding Julian Alps and Karavanke Mountains protect the resort from cold north winds. The beauty of the mountains reflected in the lake water, sun, silence and fresh air offer ideal conditions for a pleasant rest or active vacation at any time of the year.

Kranjska Gora

In Kranjska Gora, in the middle of the Julian Alps, exciting vacation experiences are waiting for you - for sporty ambitious vacationers, bon vivants and nature and culture lovers.

The mountains of the Julian Alps are a paradise for mountain hikers and mountaineers. Challenging mountain tours are a challenge for cyclists or you can simply enjoy the relaxed ride on the marked bike paths.

Bohinj

An oasis of peace and unspoiled nature in the Julian Alps and Triglav National Park.

Bohinj is a unique place that combines the traditional and the modern way of life. Lake Bohinj is located in the heart of the Triglav National Park, one of the oldest national parks in Europe. Above Slovenia's largest natural lake rise untouched mountain pastures and mighty peaks.

Alpine regions Slovenia, Soca valley — Soca Valley, in the Triglav National Park and on the emerald Soča River.

Soča Valley

Escape from everyday stress and treat yourself to active recreation in picturesque surroundings - in the Julian Alps, in the Triglav National Park and along the emerald Soča River.

The Soča Valley is Slovenia's leading outdoor destination and a valley full of action, festivals and discoveries. The emerald river invites a variety of water sports and is lined with numerous themed trails. The Soča is home to the largest trout species in the world (Salmo marmoratus), which can reach a length of more than 120 cm.

Radovljica

The town of sweet experiences on the threshold of the Julian Alps.

Radovljica, the medieval town with fortified moats and views of the Karavanke and Julian Alps, is today known as 'Sweet Radol'ca'. The tradition of beekeeping and honey is complemented by ever new sweet experiences. Meanwhile, the town has become a true beekeeping and chocolate capital.

Kranj

The capital of the Slovenian Alps,
where you have one foot in the city and the other in nature.

With 6000 years of continuous settlement, Kranj is Slovenia's oldest town. The town stretches on a rock by the second largest town cañon in Europe. Thanks to the greatest Slovenian poet France Prešeren, it is also the cultural heart of Slovenia. The peculiarity of the town is the cañon in the middle of the town center.

Maribor, in the middle of the hilly wine region on the Drava river
Maribor, vineyards on the Drava river

Maribor - Pohorje

The capital of Slovenian Styria.
The Maribor-Pohorje region is the ideal starting point for discovering the special features of eastern Slovenia. The green mountains in the easternmost part of Alpine Slovenia are crisscrossed by numerous ski slopes as well as hiking and biking trails and are located in the immediate vicinity of the city. The oldest vine in the world grows in the center of the city.

The 400-year-old vine of the Žametovka variety, which is also known by numerous other names, is even in the Guinness Book of Records and still bears fruit.

Rogla - Pohorje

Pleasant alpine climate and green forests in the heart of Pohorje.
The Rogla - Pohorje region attracts with vast forests, a peat bog and several lakes. Numerous paths and trails connect the Rogla ski resort and the Zreče spa with interesting villages. Not far from Slovenske Konjice are the Žiče Charterhouse with the oldest inn in the country and the Cultural Center for European Space Technologies.

A popular hiking destination are the lakes Lovrenška jezera. The small lakes are located in the peat bog of the Pohorje Mountains between Planika (1391m) and Mulejev vrh (1533m) in the headwaters of Radoljna, Mislinja and Velka. There are between 11 and 22 lakes, depending on the current amount of water there.

Upper Savinja Valley

The idyllic valley with the unique natural scenery, where time stands still. The Upper Savinja Valley with the picturesque Logar Valley and the clear green Savinja River preserves the originality of life in the Alps. Experience pure nature in an iconic glacier valley, among mighty mountain peaks, on a unique panoramic road, in a picturesque flower park and on snow-covered slopes.

Fossils from the Middle Triassic were found in the Steiner Alps, which is a specialty of world importance. They are exhibited in the Rinka Center.

Alpine regions Slovenia, Koroska — Koroska, best views from Drava

Koroška

A treasure trove full of surprises on the eastern edge of the Alps.
The wooded mountain landscape of Koroška delights with the treasures of the Karavanke UNESCO Geopark - the underworld of the Petzen, the vast grasslands of the Pohorje Mountains and the leisurely meandering river Drava.