About Slovenia | Places of interest in slovenia



Slovenia Places of Interest How to Reach Slide Show Airlines of Slovenia Panoramic Travel Group		If you wish to enjoy the true and lovely sojourn in European continent, forget for a while to visit London, Paris, Rome, Turkey... Welcome Slovenia! a peaceful destination offering lots of activities, fun and frolic, which you can enjoy with your family and friends. Located at just 20,256 sq km Slovenia is Eastern Europe's smallest and beautiful country. Here, you can easily lose in the silence of the icy mountains, green nature and above all tranquility all around will bowled you. All the more it's an excellent location and fun filled activities will keep you busy till you are dead tired. Whether you are a business or leisure traveller you can easily enjoy a plethora of engaging activities like sports, climbing, biking, boating, fishing, canoeing, horse backing and riding along with other sports activities will leave you wondering whether you are in haven. Mt Triglav (2,864m) is its highest peak. Most of the rain falls in March and April and again in October and November. January is the coldest month here. May and June are great in the lowlands and valleys. The months of July and August are the tourist season here, when the hotel rates could be higher. It is advisable to book the hotel rates in advance. In September the days are long and weather is still warm. Ljubljana is the most happening place in Slovenia are the hill top castles, both Bled and Ljubljana are impressive. Places of interest in Slovenia

Slovenian Cuisine

If you are a foodie you can enjoy the Siovenian dishes which spring from three great cultures viz., the Pannonian, Alpine and Mediterranean. Did you know the oldest Siovenian cuisine have dishes made from one of the best known breads? On holidays visitors can enjoy these breads in the form of braided loaves or wreathes; struklji is one such loaves Siovenian make it in 70 different forms. These are stuffed with sweet fillings, meat or vegetables and zganci. If you are a desert lover why not try Potica, it can be enjoyed with a wide variety of fillings.

Slovenian Wines

Talking about a wide array of breads, who would not like to enjoy a taste of best Siovenian wines. Slovenia has three wine regions viz., the Primorje, posavje and Podravje to boast off. It has 14 districts with same characteristics. The Primorje Region is known for original red and white wines. Other sparkling wines can be found in regions like Sauvignon, Renski Rizling and Rulandec.