The capital of Slovenia is famous for the architectural creations of Jože Plečnik. In 2016 it was awarded the title of European Green Capital.

Famous stud farm, which is the cradle of Lipizzaner horses, where the noble white horses are bred and trained.

In the upper part of the Vipava Valley lies along the numerous sources of the Vipava River (the only river in Europe which has a delta source) the town Vipava with its numerous bridges and a rich cultural heritage

Šmartno is a picturesque medieval village surrounded by a wall. It hosts numerous cultural events and events linked to wine and gastronomy.

On an exceptional location, on the edge of Karst landscape, above the Vipava Valley and the settlement Branik, stands the Rihemberk Castle, one of the rarest medieval castles in this area.

Idrija was entered on the Unesco list in 2012 for its heritage of mercury mining.

The oldest public building in Nova Gorica is the railway station, built in 1906. It was a strategic post on the route from Vienna to Trieste.

This part of Slovenia is incredibly generous in wine and gastronomy.    

The green Vipava Valley enchants every time with its marvellous arrangement of vineyards, meadows and fields. It is home to two extremely special wines, Pinela and Zelen. These are old wine types, which are becoming increasingly popular among gourmets.     

Have a ride in Nova Gorica, as this is a cyclist-friendly town.

Walk along the historical trail, which was the site of bloody battles during WW1

Edvard Rusjan in 1909 rose into the air for the first time with his plane Eda I.

The fastest way to paraglide is tandem paragliding with an expert pilot.  The flight can last 15 to 45 minutes.

Kostanjevica is best known for its crypt, where the mortal remains of some of the members of the royal French House of Bourbon lie.   

The Banjšice and Trnovo plateaus boast ancient authenticity, beautiful nature and remote hiking trails.

Soča is Slovenia’s most beautiful river, world-famous for its emerald colour.    

The Kromberk Castle, which was long owned by the Coronini family, was built in the 17th century.

The culturally rich city of Venice, once the seat of the Republic of Venice, is interwoven with canals, where you can have a ride in the famous gondolas.