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Being a surprisingly small country, Slovenia attracts visitors with fertile valleys and vineyard, evergreen forests and fairy-tale castles, snow-dusted peaks of the Julian Alps and crystalline lakes. All these beauties can be found on a tiny patch of land within a 100-by-150-mile area. Usually travellers need an hour or so to walk around Ljubljana—the tiny

A little settlement of Žužemberk can be found to the southeast of Ljubljana in the Dinaric Alps. This place is home to one of the most scenic antique fortresses in entire Slovenia. The town on the Krka River was first mentioned in the mid-13th century manuscripts, while the castle itself dates further back. Once an

Ljubljana — Vino Ljubljana, the 59th International Wine Festival, was held at the Ljubljana Castle from 30 June to 2 July. About 450 samples of wine from more than 20 countries were registered for the contest. The team of wine tasters included 48 professionals from 15 countries. As a result of the wine competition, Slovenian

With dishes that taste and look like magic performances and bright wines produced by inexplicable alchemical methods, Slovenia has long become one of the Europe’s most fascinating places to eat and drink. This amazing country is just around 25 years old, but for hundreds of years its territory served as a buffer area between major