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Travel guides, tips and stories about Slovenia by Patrick Faust, French expat since 2004.
11 June 2013
Lipica Stud Farm
You will find Lipica Stud Farm by the Italian border, in the picturesque Karst region. This ancient stud farm, named after the linden trees that we find all over the area (linden means « lipa » in Slovene language), was founded in 1580 when Archduke Charles of Habsburg decided to build a royal stud
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6 June 2013
More tips for visiting Ljubljana
After writing all about Ljubljana’s origin, sightseeing, accommodation and transport, I want to share with you a few more tips what else is there to see and do in Ljubljana, especially in summer time. My favorite spots in Ljubljana Ljubljanica river: strolling along the river on a sunny day ex
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5 June 2013
Ljubljana, the capital of Slovenia
Ljubljana (meaning « the beloved » in Slovenian language) is the capital of Slovenia with only 280.000 inhabitants. Situated between Vienna and Venice, at the crossroad of important transport routes, Ljubljana has been an important settlement for traders and armies for centuries. Today Ljubljana is
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29 May 2013
Lake Bohinj: Things to Do, Swimming & the Lake Loop (2026 Guide)
Slovenia's largest lake and the locals' favourite: the lake loop, 22 °C summer swimming, Savica, Mostnica and Vogel — a resident's 2026 guide with verified prices.
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24 May 2013
Rent-a-car in Slovenia: compare different offers and book with Auto Europe
Slovenia is a small country, so if you would like to visit different regions, the best way to experience the towns and the countryside is by car. Whether you are flying to Ljubljana or to the neigbouring airports, you can rent a car at the airport, but it is easier and cheaper to search for …
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20 May 2013
Hiking and walking around Ljubljana
You are spending some time in Ljubljana and you are looking to discover new places in the area? For walking, cycling or just enjoying the nature? Here are a few ideas where to go: 1. Roznik is the most known hill in Ljubljana. You can take a short walk from the town centre towards Tivoli … Lir
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14 May 2013
Cooking Traditional Foods in Slovenia
You will be travelling around Slovenia and you would like to learn more about the local traditions and local foods? Join our cooking classes in the Slovene countryside. We are offering you a real life experience at the local farms. You can learn how to bake bread in a traditional way, how to make a
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7 May 2013
Cycling and exploring Kranjska gora
When the children are too big to fit at the back of your bike or too small to know cycling well enough to go on the main roads, you either avoid going cycling with them or you end up looking for well secured cycyling tracks. One of the best in Slovenia is in Kranjska gora. … Lire plus
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17 April 2013
Upcoming events in Slovenia
There are many events, festivals and concerts planned in spring all over Slovenia. I will mention my favourite ones. Please feel free to add yours. 1. Chocolate festival in Radovljica on 20th and 21st April. If you like the smell and taste of chocolate, do not miss this unique festival in Slovenia n
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17 April 2013
Cultural and historic attractions in Slovenia
Slovenia is a green destination and you will absolutely love it if you enjoy active holidays. But there are also many historical and cultural sites and attractions to visit. Old towns, numerous churches, mysterious monateries, breathtaking castles and unusual museums. Here are some ideas for your li
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10 April 2013
Get our « Slovenia Tourist Guide » free ebook !
To plan your holiday in Slovenia or just to learn more about the country, check our practical guide. It explains about its geography, inhabitants, language and culture, how to travel to Slovenia, around Slovenia and around Ljubljana, where to eat, what are the prices of certain products and how to p
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26 March 2013
Activity holidays: hiking, cycling, rafting, kayaking…
As a green destination, Slovenia is a perfect choice for an activity holiday. You can choose from a wide selection of hiking, cycling and rafting organised tours, or you can take long walks on numerous walking and biking trails. Here are a few ideas where to go for sports holiday in Slovenia: Hiking
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