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Rakov Škocjan is a picturesque karst valley, formed by the sinking and collapsing of a cave ceiling. We visited this breathtaking place on our way home from the seaside. An education trail leads through the valley with various points of interest; from old ruins to natural sights.
The hidden Pokljuška soteska Gorge is located close to Bled. The gorge was carved by glacial waters approximately 10,000 years ago.
A few days off in October again. This time we booked a cottage just by the river Soča. We spent lots of time inside, reading books, tending the fire and hanging out with our dog. We also explored the area as much as the weather allowed us.
I probably make a trip to Peričnik waterfall at least once a year. It's one of the best-known waterfalls in Slovenia, located in the Triglav National Park. Winter time, however, offers something special.
"House Raduha is located in the old centre of Luce. It got its name from the Raduha Mountain, which slopes down a ridge to the rocky threshold Breznica right at the edge of the village. The only things separating the house and the Breznica threshold is the Savinja River and our garden, which features living units in a beautiful architectural distribution.
House Raduha, known among the locals as 'pri Medetu', has been welcoming guests ever since 1875. The cooking skills of grandmothers have helped hone the mastery of granddaughters for four generations. You will rarely find such an inspired combination of tradition and modern influences as in House Raduha."
Time spent in central Slovenia, under Kamnik-Savinja Alps. Velika planina is a plateau of vast meadows, mooing cows, unique wooden cottages and fantastic views of Kamnik-Savinja Alps ...
This day trip started when Nina purchased two zipline tickets in Bovec, so we figured we might as well make a road trip around these fascinating parts of Slovenia. We started by crossing the border to Italy since we wanted to go back in over the Predil Pass ...
